Lionel Rogosin

Biography:

Lionel Rogosin was an independent American filmmaker. Rogosin worked in political cinema, non-fiction partisan filmmaking and docufiction, influenced by Italian neorealism and Robert Flaherty.

Known For

Come Back, Africa

On the Bowery

Oysters Are in Season

How Do You Like Them Bananas

Black Roots

Out

Black Fantasy

Woodcutters of the Deep South

Good Times, Wonderful Times

Arab-Israeli Dialogue

Acting

2013

Diaries, Notes, and Sketches as Self

2009

The Perfect Team: The Making of 'On the Bowery' as Self

2008

Man's Peril: The Making of Good Times Wonderful Times as Self

2007

An American in Sophiatown as Self

1994

In Darkest Hollywood: Cinema and Apartheid as Self

1981

Cinématon XIII as N°124

You Never Know as Himself

Production

1970

Black Roots as Producer

1966

Oysters Are in Season as Producer

1959

Come Back, Africa as Producer

1957

On the Bowery as Producer

1956

Out as Producer

Directing

1974

Arab-Israeli Dialogue as Director

1973

Woodcutters of the Deep South as Director

1972

Black Fantasy as Director

1970

Black Roots as Director

1966

Good Times, Wonderful Times as Director

Oysters Are in Season as Director

How Do You Like Them Bananas as Director

1959

Come Back, Africa as Director

1957

On the Bowery as Director

Out as Director

Writing

1959

Come Back, Africa as Writer

1957

On the Bowery as Writer

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Birthday

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Lionel Rogosin

Biography:

Known For

Acting

Production

Directing

Writing