Several young men travel through Mississippi in search of blues singers who have been missing for decades during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.
Synopsis
Several young men travel through Mississippi in search of blues singers who have been missing for decades during the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s.
Synopsis
In Mississippi during the 1960s, several young men search for blues singers who have been missing for decades. Their quest unfolds against the backdrop of the Civil Rights Movement. As they travel through a racially charged environment, they seek to document the stories of overlooked artists. The film features interviews and archival footage that illustrate the role of blues music in American culture. It captures the tension of the era and the connection between music and the struggle for civil rights.
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Why Watch
- Meet blues singers lost to history.
- Find out about Mississippi's civil rights struggles.
- See how music influenced social change.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Sam Pollard in 2016.
- It has a duration of 80 minutes.
- The documentary is set against the backdrop of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement in Mississippi.
- The film features young, white men searching for missing blues singers.
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Who directed the documentary Two Trains Runnin'?
Sam Pollard directed the documentary Two Trains Runnin'.
What year was Two Trains Runnin' released?
Two Trains Runnin' was released in 2016.
What is the duration of the documentary Two Trains Runnin'?
The duration of Two Trains Runnin' is 80 minutes.
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