Synopsis: October 27, 2020 was the second night of protests in Philadelphia over the killing of Walter Wallace, Jr. He had a bipolar episode and was shot by cops. A black man, Wallace died with 12 bullets in his body in front of his mother. Unlike many protest documentaries that take a step back, this one seeks to make the viewer feel as if they exist in the space in the tradition of docs like Medium Cool or Punishment Park.

Director's Bio: Hannah Price (b. 1986, she/her) is a photographic artist and filmmaker primarily interested in documenting relationships, race politics, perception and misperception. Price is internationally known for City of Brotherly Love (2009-2012), a series of photographs of the men who catcalled her on the streets of Philadelphia. In 2014, Price graduated from the Yale School of Art MFA, receiving the Richard Benson Prize for excellence in photography. Price’s photos have been displayed in cities across the US with a few in the permanent collection of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. She is one of five 2020 Magnum Photo Nominees.