Film Lens
Profiled is a feature-length documentary that presents the stories of mothers of Black and Latin unarmed youth killed by the NYPD. It connects their personal grief to a broader narrative of racial profiling and police brutality in the United States. The film places these individual tragedies within a historical context, examining the roots of racism and white supremacy in American society.
The documentary captures the transformation of these mothers from grieving parents into activists. It shows their anger and frustration when their calls for justice are ignored. The film illustrates their participation in grassroots movements that have emerged in response to high-profile cases such as the deaths of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, emphasizing the ongoing struggle against systemic racism and police violence.
Why Watch
- •Meet mothers fighting for justice for their children.
- •See the impact of police brutality on families.
- •Follow grassroots movements sparked by tragic deaths.
Did You Know
•The film focuses on mothers of unarmed youth killed by the NYPD.
•Profiled was released in 2016 and has a duration of 54 minutes.
•The documentary connects personal stories to historical roots of racism in the U.S.
Perfect For
Social justice advocatesPolice reform supportersDocumentary enthusiasts