Aggie
2020 · 91 MIN · IMDB 7.6 · DIR. Catherine Gund
Overview
An exploration of the nexus of art, race, and justice through the story of art collector and philanthropist Agnes Gund who sold Roy Lichtenstein’s painting “Masterpiece” in 2017 for $165 million to start the Art for Justice Fund to end mass incarceration.
Dialogue Timeline - 1,608 lines
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00:00:57 Renowned philanthropist and art collector, Aggie Gund,
00:05:26 How do they get arranged? The studio visit.
00:08:18 Later.
00:11:58 Is that comfortable for you... - Yeah.
00:15:12 that I think all of us
00:18:26 Angry New York school officials
00:21:41 your words have value
00:24:53 the picture and Rothko called up and said,
00:28:32 making art and in institutions, presenting art.
00:32:00 of artists of color in museums now,
00:36:14 Should we go to the ice-cream store up the street?
00:38:54 I-I do love it...
00:42:58 I didn't figure I was good for much else.
00:47:07 but I didn't go out and seek that
00:50:58 being unfairly treated
00:55:14 food delivery, legal support,
00:59:03 Money, art, involvement.
01:02:36 I just like different people.
01:06:25 And I said, "I certainly was."
01:11:25 where the boy was black
01:15:16 I thought, "Of course, Aggie would be the one to do this."
01:18:59 to vote because I couldn't vote.
01:22:56 They seem to become natives
01:31:43 Which movie are you talking about?
Cast & Characters
Agnes Gund
Self
Ava DuVernay
Self
Thelma Golden
Self
Glenn Ligon
Self
Louise Bourgeois
Self (Archive photos)
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed1,608
Dialogue density17.7 lines / min
First line00:00:57
Final line01:31:43
Production Record
DirectorCatherine Gund
LanguageEnglish
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