Ernest Cole: Lost and Found documentary

"A propulsive and weighty documentary about the South African photographer who chronicled the inhumanity of apartheid for the world" 

"Cole clearly deserves as many posthumous tributes as the culture can afford, especially since he received so little in his lifetime, but reverence, particularly as a way of combatting decades of indifference, isn’t necessarily the best solution" 

"[It] stands as a powerful testament to Cole’s life and work. It is a reminder of the spirit required to confront and document injustice and the personal cost that often accompanies such commitment" 

"Watching 'Lost and Found' you’re moved by a life that veered into tragedy, yet the place it lands lifts you up. More than a great photographer, Ernest Cole captured something essential" 

"The most vivid aspect of the documentary is Peck’s use of Cole’s photography (...) Rating: ★★★ (out of 4)" 

"Despite 'Lost and Found’s' loose structure, and the meandering that, at times, comes as a result of it, the film paints a vivid portrait of what life was like for Black South Africans under apartheid (...) Rating: ★★½ (out of 4)" 

"An engrossing portrait of a norm-shattering photographer"