Aggie

Year: 2020

Runtime: 91 min

Language: English

Director: Catherine Gund

Documentary

This documentary explores the remarkable life and lasting impact of Agnes "Aggie" Gund, an art collector and philanthropist. It chronicles her journey from a young woman with a passion for art to a dedicated advocate for social justice. The film highlights her groundbreaking decision to sell Roy Lichtenstein's "Black and White No. 1" to fund programs aimed at reforming the criminal justice system and combating mass incarceration, demonstrating her belief in art's ability to inspire change and build a more equitable world.

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