Documentaries Directed by William Greaves

For a closer look at William Greaves’s documentary work, browse these entries by title or sort them to follow the years in reverse, from newest to oldest. Ralph Bunche: An American Odyssey and That's Black Entertainment sit alongside The Voice of La Raza, Still a Brother, and Symbiopsychotaxiplasm. Use the catalogue to move among the films and compare their titles and years as you decide what to explore next. Whether you are researching a filmmaker, choosing a documentary for a class, or simply following a viewing interest, the entries keep the focus on works directed by Greaves.

5 on record. Sorted by year; every figure comes from Wikidata (CC0), with the page it was read from on each entry.

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  1. 1

    Ralph Bunche: An American Odyssey

    2001 · William Greaves
    Year
    2001
    Director
    William Greaves
  2. 2

    That's Black Entertainment

    1989 · William Greaves
    Year
    1989
    Director
    William Greaves
  3. 3

    The Voice of La Raza

    1972 · William Greaves
    Year
    1972
    Runtime
    53 min
    Director
    William Greaves
  4. 4

    Still a Brother

    1968 · William Greaves
    Year
    1968
    Director
    William Greaves
  5. 5

    Symbiopsychotaxiplasm

    1968 · William Greaves
    Year
    1968
    Director
    William Greaves
Photo credits (1)

Ralph Bunche: An American Odyssey: U.S. Information Agency., CC BY-SA 2.0. Photos from Wikimedia Commons; DocumentaryTube links each to its file page.

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