The Civil Rights Baton is passed to a new generation. The murder of George Floyd changed the world. As protests erupted around the world, one group traveled to Minnesota to stand in solidarity with the families of those impacted by police violence. They reached out to politicians and invited them to grieve with the community.
For several days nobody came but what these men would accomplish was a surprise even to them. That last day, candidates and sitting politicians appeared to stand in solidarity with the people.
The demands that these men had been making of all the politicians they contacted were being heard and heeded. But like all movements, there were those standing by to hi-jack their peaceful protest with the stigma of violence.
These agitators were stopped from turning the protest violent. Surrounded by police, in a very dangerous situation, there was a narrow path to victory and achievement. These men were able to navigate treacherous waters. But one of them was arrested trying to stop a protester from attacking a police officer.
- Winner – Best Feature Documentary Marina Del Rey Film Festival
- Winner Best Documentary Feature Sweden Film Awards,
- Winner Best Documentary Feature Eastern European Film Awards,
- Winner Best Documentary Feature Stockholm City Film Festival
Documentary / 2021 / 106 minutes / English / A film by Michael Douglas Carlin
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Minnesota Modern Day Selma Trailer.m4v from Michael Douglas Carlin on Vimeo.