400 years of institutional racism in America are traced back to the filmmaker's own family, revealing their role in its origins.
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400 years of institutional racism in America are traced back to the filmmaker's own family, revealing their role in its origins.
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Synopsis
Loki Mulholland, the filmmaker behind "An Ordinary Hero," investigates the 400-year history of institutional racism in America. He discovers that his own family played a role in its origins. The documentary covers significant events and figures in the civil rights movement, revealing how systemic discrimination has persisted over generations. Through personal reflections and historical context, Mulholland confronts uncomfortable truths about his family's legacy and its impact on society. The film runs for 85 minutes and was released in 2018.
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Why Watch
- See how Mulholland's family history ties to racism.
- Find out about the origins of institutional discrimination.
- Watch personal stories intertwined with historical facts.
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- Loki Mulholland is the filmmaker behind 'An Ordinary Hero'.
- The documentary covers 400 years of institutional racism in America.
- The film has a total duration of 85 minutes.
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Who is the filmmaker of The Uncomfortable Truth?
Loki Mulholland is the filmmaker of The Uncomfortable Truth.
What is the duration of The Uncomfortable Truth?
The duration of The Uncomfortable Truth is 85 minutes.
What historical issue does The Uncomfortable Truth address?
The Uncomfortable Truth addresses the 400 year history of institutional racism in America.
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