Duration: 01 hours 17 min 26 sec
STORY
(English)
A revealing and shocking documentary about police violence in the United States against blacks.
The documentary is based on the story of award-winning African-American journalist Joyce Davis, born in the early 1950s in New Orleans, as well as documents from official police records.
On the occasion of the George Floyd’s assassination, a period of 80 years unfolds in which the rhetoric of hatred and acts of uncontrollable violence against African-Americans prevail.
The documentary follows protesters on the streets of New York, Washington, Cleveland and other US cities and brings to light shocking evidence of the arrests and killings of African Americans in 2011-2020.
STILLS
OFFICIAL SELECTIONS/SPECIAL SCREENINGS/AWARDS
INTERNATIONAL ANTIRACISM WEEKS IN BERLIN / GERMANY 2021
TORCH AWARD / World Affairs Council of Harrisburg / May 2021
AWARD OF DISTINCTION / HUNTINGTON BEACH CULTURAL CINEMA SHOWCASE / USA 201
AWARD WINNER / ICAN HANNA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL / USA 2021
NOMINEE KAUTIK INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL / 2020
OFFICIAL SELECTION / CINEMOI FEATURE FILM SELECTIONS / USA 2021
HONORABLE MENTION / VANCOUVER BLACK FILM FESTIVAL / CANADA 2021
AWARD WINNER / ICAN / LAX INTERNATIONA FILM COMPETITION / LOS ANGELES USA 2021
OFFICIAL SELECTION / NUKHU INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL / 2021
OFFICIAL SELECTION / NOBLE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL AND AWARDS / 2021
OFFICIAL SELECTION / CINEMA OF NATIONS / 2021
OFFCIAL SELECTION / THE PAUS PREMEIERES FESTIVAL / 2021