Dorothea Lange's desperate and beautiful photographs of migrant workers during the Great Depression and her heartbreaking images of Japanese Americans interned during World War II put human faces on some of the darkest episodes in America's history. But this free spirit from Hoboken, New Jersey, never forgot that she chose to work as a photographer at a time when family was supposed to come first for a woman. Restless Spirit: The Life and Work of Dorothea Lange is an intimate portrait of a woman who struggled to balance her passion for her career and her love for her family, all the while producing some of the most celebrated, powerful photographic works in America's history.