Over 110 minutes, the film presents life in the Mississippi Delta, focusing on the interactions among Chinese, African American, and White communities amid racial conflict.
Synopsis
Over 110 minutes, the film presents life in the Mississippi Delta, focusing on the interactions among Chinese, African American, and White communities amid racial conflict.
Synopsis
Cotton fields stretch across the Mississippi Delta, where diverse communities interact amid a history of conflict. The documentary features interviews with local residents, including members of the Chinese community, and uses rare historical footage. It presents a view of life shaped by civil rights struggles, religion, politics, and class divisions. Directed by Worth Long, the film runs for 110 minutes and was released in 1984.
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Why Watch
- See the unique stories of the Chinese community in the Delta.
- Meet residents sharing their experiences of racial conflict.
- Find out about the history of cotton production in the region.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Worth Long, a woman director, in 1984.
- It has a total runtime of 110 minutes.
- The documentary features rare historical footage from the Mississippi Delta.
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Who directed the documentary Mississippi Triangle?
Worth Long directed the documentary Mississippi Triangle.
What year was Mississippi Triangle released?
Mississippi Triangle was released in 1984.
What is the duration of the documentary Mississippi Triangle?
The duration of Mississippi Triangle is 110 minutes.
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