“They Call Me Sue,” is a beautiful portrait of what happens when you turn the camera on to the storytelling. The short film gracefully tells the story of Susan Ross, a local Atlanta photographer, who for more than 50 years, has seemingly been everywhere, chronicling the city’s political and cultural growth. From the Civil Rights Movement, to Maynard Jackson, to the Black Arts, to simply shooting the women in her morning walks, Sue – as she is also called, and as this film shows – is a true griot.