Witnessing is remembering. Remembering is witnessing.
A woman witnesses a murder of a young boy by a police officer and suffers from a prolonged mental breakdown that renders her incapable of leaving her apartment. A meditation on Black mobility and the terror of moving through space, time, and collective mourning.
Content Warnings:Graphic Language
Genres:Drama
Perspectives:Black
Producers:Amanda VigilSloan Abihaidar
From:United States
Produced In:United States
Writers:Maria A Judice
Lead Actors:Maria JudiceReyce Judice
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Available:Sep 22, 2023 16:10
Until:Oct 02, 2023 03:59
Witnessing is remembering. Remembering is witnessing.
A woman witnesses a murder of a young boy by a police officer and suffers from a prolonged mental breakdown that renders her incapable of leaving her apartment. A meditation on Black mobility and the terror of moving through space, time, and collective mourning.
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