Film Lens
In 'Alone,' the documentary examines the effects of mass incarceration on black American families, particularly through the lens of a single mother in New Orleans, Louisiana. The film presents her personal experiences as she navigates a system that disproportionately impacts her community, revealing the complexities of family life under such circumstances.
By focusing on this mother's narrative, 'Alone' addresses the broader societal implications of incarceration, showing how it influences family dynamics and community structures. The film serves as a commentary on the contemporary issues faced by black families in America, emphasizing the need for stability amidst systemic obstacles.
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.
Perfect For
Social justice advocatesDocumentary enthusiastsFamily dynamics studies