Photographing the Lost People
Tuesday, May 13, 2003
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It was Sunday morning, November 22, 1998 in Ketapang Alley, Jakarta. An angry mob raged down the street, brandishing swords and weapons. They were in pursuit of Jimmy Siahae, a 45 year-old Ambonese man who had reportedly set fire to the local mosque.
Standing close to the rabble was James Natchwey, a distinguished and celebrated photographer from New York who took a leading role in War Photographer, a documentary screened at the Jakarta Internati
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