A story of the lasting bond formed between Gary Duncan, an unjustly arrested Black man, and Richard Sobol, his young Jewish attorney. In 1966, 19-year-old Duncan faced the white supremacist court system in Plaquemines Parish, Louisiana, for daring to touch a white boy’s arm. Standing united, the pair takes Duncan’s case all the way to the US Supreme Court to fight for the rights of all Americans to a fair trial.

A Crime on the Bayou

This pre-recorded Q&amp;A welcomesDirector, Nancy BuirskiSubject, Lolis Eric Ellie Moderated by Warren Etheredge

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A pre-recorded Q&A with Director, Nancy Buirski and Subject, Lolis Eric Ellie.

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A Crime on the Bayou 

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