An American Mirror: The Movie
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Thank you for taking the time to watch the documentary and learn more about Martin Elkort. We welcome your comments below and while you’re here, take a minute to check out Martin’s new book “Children: Behind The Lens.” With it’s focus on Martin’s photographs of children, it features many of the photographs you will have seen in this documentary.
Amazing movie!
Love the photos and the movie is excellent.
I think this is just splendiferous!!
Beautiful, beautiful images and thoughts and messages.
Amazing to watch/listen to the story about Martin meeting with Alfred Stieglitz. I had such a similar experience when I showed my portfolio to Milton Glazer when I was in my late twenties, going to New York to try to assess my career as a graphic designer.
Glaser looked at my portfolio and said: Why do you think you are a graphic designer? Go get some training! Go to the School of Visual Arts and learn something!
I did. I took one courses in illustration and graphic design.
I then returned to see Glaser, showed him my portfolio after these courses, and he said: Okay. NOW you can call yourself a graphic designer.
I can’t believe how similar our experiences were!!
Robin
I apologize. Not Stieglitz. Edward Steichen.
Robin
This film is both beautifully endearing and a great cultural contribution! Thank you for taking the time to engage with your father, Stefani and siblings, and to document in this way Martin Elkort’s lifetime accomplishments.
Great movie! Thank you for producing such a well made accounting of such an inspirational man.
I am very impressed on the quality of Stefani’s work.
I would of love to meet with her father,
Ivan ilko
I have made many close friends over the years,but none dearer to me than Marty. He was funny, self effacing and encouraging. I am privileged to have
been a subject of his lens. We performed on stage together, worked together and laughed together.
This film is a wonderful tribute to a wonderful guy
Thank you for your kind words Marvin. You meant so much to Marty. 🙂