Do Not Pass Go

This documentary explores the life and career of legendary cinematographer Haskell Wexler, known for his innovative lighting and camera work. It delves into his collaborations with prominent directors and his personal reflections on filmmaking. The film also touches upon his activism and his views on the industry. It's a journey through the eyes of a master craftsman.

Do Not Pass Go received a warm reception from critics who praised its insightful look into the work of a cinematic legend. Reviewers highlighted the documentary's respect for Wexler's contributions and its engaging narrative. Audience reception was also positive, appreciating the behind-the-scenes access and the personal stories shared.

• A compelling tribute to a master cinematographer.

• Offers fascinating insights into the art of filmmaking and Wexler's creative process.

• Engaging and informative, particularly for film enthusiasts.

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Haskell Wexler, the subject of this documentary, was a two-time Academy Award winner for Best Cinematography, for 'Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?' (1966) and 'Bound for Glory' (1976).