Mississippi: A Thread Through Time
Filmmaker Charles Burnett
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The New York Times has called Charles Burnett America’s “least-known great filmmaker."
The New York Times has called him America’s “least-known great filmmaker,” and also, our “most gifted black director.” That filmmaker is Charles Burnett, born in Vicksburg in 1944.
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Mississippi: A Thread Through Time is a local public television program presented by mpb
Mississippi: A Thread Through Time
Filmmaker Charles Burnett
Special | 1mVideo has Closed Captions
The New York Times has called him America’s “least-known great filmmaker,” and also, our “most gifted black director.” That filmmaker is Charles Burnett, born in Vicksburg in 1944.
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