Guest: Susan Morgan Cooper
In the middle of a Saigon street in 1968, famed photojournalist Eddie Adams snapped his camera shutter as a South Vietnamese police chief abruptly executed a Viet Cong prisoner. Adams captured the image in 1/500th of a second — and spent the rest of his life haunted by it.
On the final day of FotoWeekDC, join Susan Morgan Cooper, director of the new documentary film "An Unlikely Weapon: The Eddie Adams Story," for a discussion of the life and work of the Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer, who died in 2004.
In its Washington, D.C., premiere, "An Unlikely Weapon" will be screened in the Newseum's Documentary Theater.
"Inside Media" is produced by the Newseum and is open to all visitors. Seating is on a space-available basis.
The event was moderated by Maureen Freeman, from the Newseum.
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