The morning after Selma's Bloody Sunday attack, President Lyndon B. Johnson faced a crisis. While he publicly condemned the attack, Johnson was also calling allies and advisors, searching for a political salve to the situation. "They're going to have another march tomorrow, and, as we see it, it's going to go from bad to worse," he warned. Scott Calonico's film is a fascinating peek at the politics behind this historic moment in American history.