

Down a Dark Stairwell
Two communities of color confront issues of inequality and discrimination after a police-involved shooting in a 87-minute examination of justice.
“When justice isn't black and white.”
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Two communities of color confront issues of inequality and discrimination after a police-involved shooting in a 87-minute examination of justice.
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A police shooting triggers a community response in the United States. "Down a Dark Stairwell" follows the experiences of two communities as they face inequality and discrimination in the legal system. Personal stories illustrate tensions surrounding law enforcement and systemic injustice. The film captures the social and emotional consequences of the incident, prompting discussions about race and justice in America. Directed by Ellen Martinez, the documentary runs for 87 minutes.
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