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Deep Dive: Tonsler Park (2017)

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Tonsler Park
Tonsler Park captures the events of Election Day on November 8, 2016, in Charlottesville, Virginia. The film is shot in black and white 16mm, providing a unique visual perspective on the voting experience. It focuses on the voting precincts where citizens exercise their right to vote, creating an intimate atmosphere that reflects civic duty and participation. The documentary features a diverse group of individuals who come together to engage in this democratic ritual. By emphasizing local engagement, Tonsler Park connects the significance of this election to wider effects for American society, showcasing the anticipation and communal spirit present during the voting process.

Why Watch

  • •See Maurice Walker at the voting precinct.
  • •Find out how the 2016 election impacted local citizens.
  • •Meet diverse voters in Charlottesville.

Did You Know

•The film was directed by Kevin Jerome Everson.
•Tonsler Park has a runtime of 80 minutes.
•The documentary was filmed in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Perfect For

Election Day enthusiastsCivic engagement advocatesDocumentary film lovers