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‘The Way I See It’: Similarities and differences in how Pete Souza photographed Reagan and Obama
Critics review “Antebellum,” about a successful author who must confront her past, present and future; “Alone,” about a young woman traveling alone and she notices a man following her; “The Way I See It,” a documentary about Pete Souza and his job…
Critics review “Antebellum,” about a successful author who must confront her past, present and future; “Alone,” about a young woman traveling alone and she notices a man following her; “The Way I See It,” a documentary about Pete Souza and his job as Chief Official White House Photographer for Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama; “The Devil All the Time,” about a young man in a corrupt and violent post-war town.
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