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Ralph Ellison: An American Journey (2002)
The life and work of author Ralph Ellison, whose novel "Invisible Man" won him many awards and honors.
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The life and work of author Ralph Ellison, whose novel "Invisible Man" won him many awards and honors.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:2/19/2002
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Runtime:87 minutes
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