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“Our sold-out screening was electric; I have rarely seen an audience more engaged.”

- Ken Shulman, Board President, The Boston Jewish Film Festival

Reviews

“It is heart-breaking, infuriating, and inspiring. ‘Most of the people who make history are invisible,’ we are told. Thankfully, documentaries like these make them not just visible but unforgettable."

- Rogerebert.com

"innovative storytelling . . . insightful and potent . . . a must-watch"

- Overly Honest Reviews

"a story that hasn't been told nearly enough . . . educational and inspiring"

- Feature Presentation

“filled with fascinating characters and details”

- Robertebert.com

"exemplary case of humanistic, historical storytelling and an inspiring call to action”

- Tallahassee Democrat

“Powerful and inspiring”

- San Diego Jewish World

"eye-opening and profound"

- Art New England

"much to appreciate in this nuanced account of a little-known chapter of civil rights history, including a remarkable piece of color footage"

- Jewish News of Northern California

"an exemplar of Black-Jewish allyship and one in the long line of small but impactful actions that made up the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s"

- Washington City Paper

"stirring ... enraging ... Inspiring"

- Baltimore Magazine

"powerful, inspiring, and truly wonderful"

- Beyond Chron

"beautiful yet dark . . . certainly a must-watch"

- Battle Royal with Cheese

"Trachtman’s film paints the protesters not as secular saints but as flawed people trying to do the right thing.”

- Beyond Chron

"groundbreaking film reveals the almost unknown civil rights battle to desegregate the amusement park, a full three years before the world-famous march on Washington"

- The Georgetowner

“microcosm of the complicated relationship Jews have always had with race in America” - The Forward

"This is cinematic power."”

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Podcasts

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TonyTidbit: A Black Executive Perspective

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The Freedom Road Podcast

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The Atlanta Voice

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Philly Voice

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The Jewish Exponent

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The Times of Israel

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Michigan Today

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Jewish Standard

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ENDORSEMENTS

“A landmark achievement. It’s stirring and thrilling to watch it.” 

Congressman Jamie Raskin

"engenders a sense of hope and optimism about the possibilities of creating a more just and peaceful world."

Rabbi Sid Schwarz, Former Executive Director - Jewish Community Council of Greater Washington D.C.

"puts meaning to the nation's vision of its democracy."

James L. Stowe, Executive Director - Montgomery County Office of Human Rights

“Expands the dominant civil rights narrative.”

Dr. Debra Schultz, Asst. Professor of History - Kingsborough Community College

"...a pivotal episode in the history of race relations."

Matthew Logan, Executive Director - Montgomery History

“Opens eyes to the hypocrisies of the supposedly egalitarian community that populated the nation’s capital,”

Jane Freundel Levey, Chief Historian and Managing Editor - Washington History: The D.C. History Center

“will touch, surprise, inspire, challenge, and excite audiences."

Donald H. Thoms, Former V.P. Programming - PBS

"will attract and engage a more diverse range of visitors to this notable landmark of the Civil Rights history."

Aaron LaRocca, Chief of Staff - George Washington Memorial Parkway, National Park Service