One in three black boys born in 2001 is expected to be incarcerated at some point in their lives, affecting families across the United States.
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One in three black boys born in 2001 is expected to be incarcerated at some point in their lives, affecting families across the United States.
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Alone Watts, a single mother in New Orleans, faces the daily challenges of raising her children while dealing with the repercussions of mass incarceration. The documentary, directed by Garrett Bradley, follows her personal narrative as she confronts a system that disproportionately impacts her community. Through her experiences, the film illustrates how incarceration affects family dynamics and community structures. The 13-minute short provides a critical look at the struggles for stability within the context of systemic challenges in America.
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Why Watch
- Meet a single mother in New Orleans navigating systemic issues.
- Find out how mass incarceration affects family dynamics.
- See the impact of incarceration on black communities.
Did You Know
- The film features a single mother from New Orleans, Louisiana.
- Director Garrett Bradley created this 13-minute short film in 2017.
- The documentary includes a cast of five individuals, including Desmond Watson.
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Who directed the documentary 'Alone'?
Garrett Bradley directed the documentary 'Alone'.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Alone'?
The duration of 'Alone' is 13 minutes.
In which city does the documentary 'Alone' focus on a single mother's experiences?
The documentary focuses on a single mother's experiences in New Orleans, Louisiana.
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