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Whose Streets?

1h 42m Documentary 2017

A raw and unfiltered look at the police shooting of Mike Brown, the uprisings in Ferguson, and the beginnings of the Black Lives Matter movement

Raw and unfiltered, WHOSE STREETS tells the true story of the police shooting of Michael Brown in 2014 and the uprisings in Ferguson, Missouri that announced the activation of the new civil rights movement.

Following activists in the streets as they rally the community and draw the nation’s attention to ongoing civil rights violations by the police, WHOSE STREETS? is a documentary in the most classical sense of the word, bringing us inside the movement and letting us know what it was like to be there, in the moment, on those streets.

A remarkable glimpse into an all-too-recent moment of history, WHOSE STREETS? shows us what’s happening in our nation… and why it’s still happening.

“Rousing, clear-eyed and heart-rending. Here’s what you didn’t see if you aren’t from there.” –Alan Scherstuhl, Village Voice

Director

Sabaah Folayan

Director

Damon Davis

Language

English

Country

USA

Studio

Magnolia Pictures

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