• France-USA.
• Direction: Raoul Peck.
• Production: Tamara Rosenberg, Raoul Peck / Velvet Film, Velvet Film Inc.
• Coproduction: ARTE France Cinéma.
• Screenplay: Ernest Cole, Raoul Peck.
• Photography: Wolfgang Held, Moses Tau, Raoul Peck.
• Music: Alexeï Aïgui.
• Edition: Alexandra Strauss.
• Voice: Lakeith Stanfield.

South African photographer Ernest Cole was the first to show the world the horrors of apartheid through his book House of Bondage, published in 1967 when he was 27 years old. Forced into exile, he spent the rest of his life in Europe and New York, without ever finding personal or professional stability. Raoul Peck recounts his life as an artist, and his rage at the silence and complicity of the West with the South African regime. The unexpected discovery of 60,000 negatives of Cole's work in the safe of a Swedish bank provides the platform for this documentary, and the start of the process of championing his role.