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      Robert Capa: In Love and War

      Released May 28, 2003 1h 24m Documentary List
      Reviews Robert Capa, born Endre Ernö Friedmann in 1913, moves from Hungary to Paris, renames himself and takes up photography. While covering the Spanish Civil War, Capa's fiancée, Gerda Taro, is killed during a battle. Feeling he has nothing to lose, Capa becomes a fearless photojournalist in World War II, capturing D-Day alongside the second assault wave. His life story is told along with tributes to his influence, both for his war photography and founding of the Magnum Photos cooperative. Read More Read Less

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      David Walsh World Socialist Web Site The film, directed by Anne Makepeace, is worth seeing, although it avoids treating the more complex issues of mid-century politics. Feb 16, 2021 Full Review Read all reviews

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      Synopsis Robert Capa, born Endre Ernö Friedmann in 1913, moves from Hungary to Paris, renames himself and takes up photography. While covering the Spanish Civil War, Capa's fiancée, Gerda Taro, is killed during a battle. Feeling he has nothing to lose, Capa becomes a fearless photojournalist in World War II, capturing D-Day alongside the second assault wave. His life story is told along with tributes to his influence, both for his war photography and founding of the Magnum Photos cooperative.
      Director
      Anne Makepeace
      Screenwriter
      Anne Makepeace
      Genre
      Documentary
      Original Language
      English
      Release Date (Theaters)
      May 28, 2003, Original
      Runtime
      1h 24m