freeOK概要：After 30 years of production, "Tiny: the Life of Erin Blackwell" continues to focus on one of the most indelible themes in "Street Intelligence," a groundbreaking documentary about homeless and runaway youth. Erin Blackwell， Also known as Tiny, he was introduced in early films by filmmaker Martin Bell, photographer Mary Ellen Mark, and journalist Cheryl McCall as a 14-year-old boy struggling on the edge of Seattle. Blackwell, 44, is a mother of 10 children. Together with Mark, she reflects on their shared journey, from Blackwell's struggle with drug addiction to her regret for her own children, and even her dreams for her children, even as she sees them pulled down the same path of drugs and despair. Interweaving Mark's thirty years of photos and shots, including previously unseen segments from Street Intelligence, this is a heart wrenching and empathetic portrait of a family struggling to break free from the cycle of trauma, and the culmination of Mark's lifelong work. Mark is an irreplaceable artistic voice.
