Jacques Lowe, the Eye Behind the Kennedy Myth

Capturing Kennedy, by director Steele Burrow, revives the work of Jacques Lowe, a Holocaust survivor who became JFK’s personal photographer.

It is a JFK in full political ascent — sun-kissed, the nape of his neck bathed in light — that the film preserves for eternity, shot at Hyannis Port, the Kennedy family's historic stronghold on Cape Cod, Massachusetts, in July 1958. Another portrait,...

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