Available in the US only via NOFF Virtual Cinema. How much of who you are is where you come from? A woman and her daughter interrogate their Southern roots. This film plays in the program: Welcome to Pine Lake that premieres on 11/14. Only Virtual Shorts Pass holders can watch this film separately from the mentioned program.Click on the feature-length film title to the right for the feature film synopsis for the title this short plays with.

Dixie

How much of who you are is where you come from? A woman and her daughter interrogate their Southern roots.

Available in the US only via NOFF Virtual Cinema. In Pine Lake, Georgia, all major City leadership roles are occupied by women–– the entire city council, the Mayor, and the Chief of Police. This might bring to mind images of a liberal paradise where art is paramount and a general air of openness and acceptance abounds. Within the majority white city, this fantasy feels real to most citizens. But drive just to the edge of the city limits and it becomes clear that the reality of Pine Lake is one of historical segregation, where the Black community is plagued by over-policing and a lack of resources. Functioning as a microcosm for the friction that exists within modern American liberal politics, Welcome to Pine Lake interrogates the concept of allyship and the willful ignorance that privilege allows. -Greta Hagen-Richardson

Welcome to Pine Lake

In Pine Lake, Georgia, all major City leadership roles are occupied by women–– the entire city council, the Mayor, and the Chief of Police.

QA: Welcome to Pine Lake

QA: Dixie

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Dixie + Welcome to Pine Lake

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