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Raoul Peck, a filmmaker known for his powerful documentaries and narrative features, has had a fascinating and varied career. From his early days as a cab driver and journalist to his current role as a filmmaker, Peck's work is driven by his desire to make a positive impact on the world. His latest film, "Ernest Cole: Lost and Found," explores the life of a South African photographer and the horrors of apartheid. Peck's own experiences in Haiti and his anger at the double standards of world leaders are also reflected in the film. Peck's upcoming project, a documentary on George Orwell, will tackle timely issues such as the Trump trial and global conflicts. Despite his many career changes, Peck remains committed to the fight for justice and change. [Extracted from the article] |
