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1 Uncommon Images: James Van DerZee Barron, Evelyn (director) Filmakers Library/Modern Educational Video Network New York, New York, USA 1977 VHS Video Tape Very Good, Very Good VHS NTSC Full Screen Ex-Library BH4 - A VHS NTSC full screen color and black and white unrated withdrawn ex-library documentary film in very good- condition. The tape shows very, very slight signs of use that affect the play in no way at all plus there is a library DISCARD stamp in red ink on the top label on the cassette plus there is a tiny patch of surface damage (about 0.25"x0.25") from a library label on the top label on the cassette plus there is some label staining on the top surface of the cassette. The plastic clamshell case shows ony very, very slight overall shelf wear plus the color paper sleeve insert shows no visible signs of wear. A documentary film by Evelyn Barron about the life and art of James Van Derzee, a great African-American photographer noted for his artistry as well as his documentation of sixty years of black community public and private life in Harlem. This film is a winner of an award from the Black Film Festival of Newark, New Jersey, the CINE Golden Eegle, and the Silver Plaque Award from the Chicago International Film Festival. By the producer of "It Must Be Love ('Cause I Feel So Dumb!)" and "Johnny Cash! The Man, His World, His Music." VHS, NTSC, color and black and white, unrated, 22 minutes. SCW13591  Price: 45.00 USD Add to Shopping Cart