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After a thorough schooling with Robert Flaherty – he spent fourteen months doing camera on Louisiana Story (1946) – Richard Leacock developed a film style that would go down in history as Direct Cinema in the early sixties with people like D.A. Pennebaker and the Maysles brothers. Since his retirement as film teacher, Leacock has […]