Paul Fusco

The hit ‘80s comedy about the furry alien life form ALF, who crashes into a suburban family’s house and takes his place there as a total smart-aleck.

When the fuzzy orange creature from planet Melmac returns, two powerful forces attempt to gain control of the foul-mouthed alien.

As Bobby Kennedy’s body was transported by train from New York to Washington D.C. following his assassination in 1968, Magnum photographer Paul Fusco captured indelible images of the thousands of mourners that lined the rail tracks to pay their respects. One Thousand Pictures combines stunning archive footage and contemporary interviews with many of the people caught in Fusco’s lens that day.The effect is a powerful and deeply moving account of a divided America, a country whose hopes and dreams of an egalitarian future died with Kennedy’s passing.