Migrant Mother: The Photo That Defined the Great Depression скачать в хорошем качестве

Migrant Mother: The Photo That Defined the Great Depression

In 1936 a tired photographer pulled off a dusty road in California and captured a moment that would change America. Dorothea Lange’s photograph “Migrant Mother” revealed the human face of the Great Depression. Her image of Florence Owens Thompson and her children was published in the San Francisco News and within days prompted government relief efforts for starving families in Nipomo. The picture became a symbol of courage and survival, showing that empathy could move a nation more powerfully than any speech. This short film tells the story of how one photograph made an entire country stop, look, and feel. Sources: Library of Congress, Farm Security Administration Collection San Francisco News Archives, March 1936 National Archives and Records Administration Dorothea Lange: A Life Beyond Limits by Linda Gordon (2009) #DorotheaLange #MigrantMother #GreatDepression #HistoryDocumentary #AmericanHistory #Photojournalism #NewDeal #FSA #DepressionEra #DocumentaryFilm