Film Lens
Old South focuses on a college fraternity in Athens, Georgia, known for flying the Confederate flag. The fraternity's move to a historically Black neighborhood sparks a cultural conflict, highlighted by their antebellum-style parade. This event raises tensions within the community, reflecting the complexities of cultural legacies in the South.
The film also features the opening of a community garden, which serves as a space for understanding and healing. This garden represents a shift towards reconciliation and offers hope for future interactions between the fraternity and the local community.
Why Watch
- •See the impact of a fraternity in a Black neighborhood.
- •Find out how a community garden fosters healing.
- •Meet the director Danielle Beverly and her vision.
Did You Know
•The documentary was directed by Danielle Beverly in 2015.
•The film has a duration of 54 minutes.
•The fraternity is traditionally known for flying the Confederate flag.
Perfect For
Civil rights historySouthern cultureCommunity activism