Film Lens
In 'Generation Columbine,' the film examines the impact of the Columbine High School shooting, which occurred over two decades ago, on a generation of students. It presents narratives from survivors, such as Tina Exarhos and Ryan Deitsch, illustrating how the threat of gun violence has shaped their lives and perceptions of safety in schools. The documentary emphasizes the ongoing epidemic of school shootings and the mental health effects on students nationwide.
The film is directed by Matt McDonough and runs for 91 minutes. It captures the voices of those who have experienced these traumatic events, serving as a reminder of the urgent need for change in response to gun violence in educational settings. The tagline, 'Twenty years after Columbine, school shootings are still happening. Why?' encapsulates the film's focus on the persistent issue of gun violence in schools.
Why Watch
- •Meet survivors like Tina Exarhos and Ryan Deitsch.
- •Find out how gun violence affects students' mental health.
- •See the urgent need for change in school safety.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2019, twenty years after the Columbine shooting.
•Matt McDonough is the director of 'Generation Columbine.'
•The documentary features survivors like Austin Eubanks and Mike Farino.
•The film has a runtime of 91 minutes.
Perfect For
Gun violence awarenessSchool safety advocatesSurvivor stories