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4 films in package
The Hongfu Hotel
A son reunites with his father on the eve of their family hotel's demolition and is asked to bid farewell to the lingering spirits of the hotel's past guests.
When There Are No Words
When her grandfather loses his voice to cancer, filmmaker Gabriella Canal captures the personal journey before and after his procedure, revealing a portrait of grief and resilience as her family's patriarch loses what once defined him.
Sarcelles, Nord
On Rosh Hashanah, the new year of the Hebrew calendar, Isaac realizes that he has lost a fish head, essential for prayer. However, everything is already closed and he has only a few hours left before he is reunited with his mother. Isaac has no choice if he doesn't want to disappoint her, he must find one and at any cost!
How to Sue the Klan
America’s first hate group, the Ku Klux Klan, dealt out hatred and violence for over a century without penalty - until five Black women and a young Black civil rights lawyer finally forced them to pay for their crimes. The strength of these women and the groundbreaking 1982 civil case set forth by their attorney established a legal precedent that paved the road for today’s fight against organized hate.
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Profound stories of tradition and heritage across cultures and generations. 

America’s first hate group, the Ku Klux Klan, dealt out hatred and violence for over a century without penalty - until five Black women and a young Black civil rights lawyer finally forced them to pay for their crimes. The strength of these women and the groundbreaking 1982 civil case set forth by their attorney established a legal precedent that paved the road for today’s fight against organized hate.


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John Beder

civilcasefilm@gmail.com

  • Year
    2024
  • Runtime
    35 minutes
  • Language
    English
  • Country
    United States
  • Premiere
    Indiana Premiere
  • Genre
    Documentary Short
  • Content Warning
    Mature Themes
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  • Director
    John Beder
  • Producer
    Benjamin Crump, Cameron S. Mitchell, Raji Ramanathan
  • Cast
    Benjamin Crump, Juanita Toney, Randolph McLaughlin, Betty Lawrence Lewis, Sonya Rollins
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