Stone Mountain
Residents of a small southern US town confront the legacy of the world's largest Confederate monument looming over their community.
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Residents of a small southern US town confront the legacy of the world's largest Confederate monument looming over their community.
Synopsis
Residents of a small town in the southern United States confront the legacy of Stone Mountain, home to the world's largest Confederate monument. Directed by Daniel Newell Kaufman, the 83-minute documentary captures the complex emotions and debates surrounding this controversial landmark. As community members grapple with its historical significance, they navigate issues of colonialism and social justice that resonate deeply within their lives. The film presents a vivid portrait of a community at a crossroads.
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