Selma
- DuVernay / US, 2014 / 128 min.
Civil rights activist Dr Martin Luther King is a thoroughly human leader in Ava DuVernay’s Selma, a man with doubts and a complicated private life. King enforced the right to vote for African Americans through the Voting Rights Act; the film’s title refers to the protest march that took place from Selma to Montgomery in Alabama in 1965.
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Director
- DuVernay
Production year
2014
Country
US
Original title
Selma
Length
128 min.
Format
DCP
Part of
1968
Fifty years ago, students, factory workers and filmmakers challenged the Establishment, from Paris to Mexico City, carrying not only bricks but also agile and light 16mm cameras.
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