Synopsis
In 1964, protests in St. Augustine, Florida, led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., were marked by violent confrontations with segregationists, including Klan members.
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Synopsis
In 1964, St. Augustine, Florida, became a battleground for civil rights as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and US Ambassador Andrew Young led protests against segregation. The film captures the violent opposition they faced, including attacks from Klan members. Archival footage, some previously unseen, documents the struggle for equality and the role of music in mobilizing communities. The narrative connects the past to contemporary issues, reflecting on ongoing challenges in bridging economic divides.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of the Monson Motor Lodge protests.
- Meet civil rights activists who fought for equality.
- Find out about the events leading to the 1964 Civil Rights Act.
Did You Know
- The film won the Audience Award at the Deep Focus Film Festival in 2007.
- Dare Not Walk Alone was released on DVD on November 11, 2008.
- Jeremy Dean began conceiving the film in 2003 while living in St. Augustine.
- The first public screening took place at the Ritz Theatre in Jacksonville, Florida in 2006.
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Who directed the documentary Dare Not Walk Alone?
Dare Not Walk Alone was directed by Jeremy Dean.
What award did Dare Not Walk Alone win in 2007?
In 2007, Dare Not Walk Alone won the Audience Award at the Deep Focus Film Festival in Columbus, Ohio.
When was Dare Not Walk Alone released on DVD?
Dare Not Walk Alone was released on DVD on November 11, 2008.
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