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Red Horizon: A group of young pilots attempt to carry on the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen while struggling to overcome racism and prejudice in today's world. California Premiere!
When We Were Bullies: A coincidence leads the filmmaker to track down his fifth grade class and teacher to examine their memory and complicity in a bullying incident. *SDFF 2021 Jury Award Nominee - Best Short!*
Dear Johnny Reb: An Argument For The Removal Of Confederate Memorials: The Civil war’s over Johnny Reb, go home. *SDFF 2021 Jury Award Nominee - Best Mini!*
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In a heartfelt appeal to the manifestations of his Confederate ancestors’ racism, filmmaker Philip Scarborough, along with 42 fellow Mississippians, explains why it’s time for these Confederate "sentinels" looming over courthouse lawns across their state to stand down and go home.
SDFF 2021 Jury Award Nominee - Best Mini!*
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- Year2019
- Runtime8 mins
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorPhilip H Scarborough Jr.
- ScreenwriterPhilip H Scarborough Jr. / Colt Covington
- ProducerCarolina Whitfield-Smith
- FilmmakerPhilip H. Scarborough Jr.
- Cast42 Mississippi residents
- CinematographerPhilip H Scarborough Jr.
- EditorPhilip H Scarborough Jr.
- ComposerCole Furlow
- Sound DesignSam Watson
The Torture Letters: From unjustified stops of Black teenagers to planned torture in police in custody, police violence runs deep.
Red Horizon: A group of young pilots attempt to carry on the legacy of the Tuskegee Airmen while struggling to overcome racism and prejudice in today's world. California Premiere!
When We Were Bullies: A coincidence leads the filmmaker to track down his fifth grade class and teacher to examine their memory and complicity in a bullying incident. *SDFF 2021 Jury Award Nominee - Best Short!*
Dear Johnny Reb: An Argument For The Removal Of Confederate Memorials: The Civil war’s over Johnny Reb, go home. *SDFF 2021 Jury Award Nominee - Best Mini!*
*Films is only available to U.S. audiences
(click on titles in column to the right to see individual film details below)
*Jury Awards are decided by a Jury of filmmakers, scholars, programmers, etc. However, all films are up for Audience Awards, so remember to rate the films you watch!
In a heartfelt appeal to the manifestations of his Confederate ancestors’ racism, filmmaker Philip Scarborough, along with 42 fellow Mississippians, explains why it’s time for these Confederate "sentinels" looming over courthouse lawns across their state to stand down and go home.
SDFF 2021 Jury Award Nominee - Best Mini!*
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*Jury Awards are decided by a Jury of filmmakers, scholars, programmers, etc. However, all films are up for Audience Awards, so remember to rate the films you watch!
- Year2019
- Runtime8 mins
- LanguageEnglish
- CountryUnited States
- DirectorPhilip H Scarborough Jr.
- ScreenwriterPhilip H Scarborough Jr. / Colt Covington
- ProducerCarolina Whitfield-Smith
- FilmmakerPhilip H. Scarborough Jr.
- Cast42 Mississippi residents
- CinematographerPhilip H Scarborough Jr.
- EditorPhilip H Scarborough Jr.
- ComposerCole Furlow
- Sound DesignSam Watson