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‘She’s Gotta Have It’ at 40: How Spike Lee’s scrappy debut feature came together by any means necessary

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Cinematographer-director Ernest Dickerson reflects on the 1986 indie sensation that launched Lee's career, and preserves a version of Brooklyn that no longer exists.
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‘She’s Gotta Have It’ at 40: How Spike Lee’s scrappy debut feature came together by any means necessary

Cinematographer-director Ernest Dickerson reflects on the 1986 indie sensation that launched Lee's career, and preserves a version of Brooklyn that no longer exists.

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GoldDerby broke the news on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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