Title SpotlightDokumentaryo

Angola Do You Hear Us? Voices from a Plantation Prison

Name: Angola Do You Hear Us? Voices from a Plantation Prison
Genre: Dokumentaryo,Short
Released: 2022-09-01
Rating: 6.4

DokumentaryoShort

Angola Do You Hear Us? Voices from a Plantation Prison gives us a window into playwright Liza Jessie Peterson's performance in 2020 of her acclaimed play The Peculiar Patriot performed at Angola, the Louisiana State Penitentiary, said to be America's largest prison.

Taon

2022

Tagal

IMDb

6.4

Panoorin Ngayon

Hero Poster

Cast

Cinque Northern

Director

Norris Henderson

Self

Liza Jessie Peterson

Self - Liza Jessie Peterson

Cast

Cinque Northern

Director

Norris Henderson

Self

Liza Jessie Peterson

Self - Liza Jessie Peterson

Trailer

Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan

Dokumentaryo★ 6.4

SEAL Team

Featured Picks

Naghahanap pa ng mas maraming entertainment? Tuklasin ang aming recommended gaming hub at short-drama destination.

Instant Games

Gamixo

Maglaro ng casual browser games gaya ng puzzles, cards, sports, at quick challenges sa loob lang ng ilang segundo.

Visit Now

Short Drama

VSKIT Drama

Manood ng trending mini-series, romance stories, at mga bagong short drama na may mabilis na daily updates.

Visit Now

Mga Komento

4 Mga Komento

RiriMay 29, 2023

source: Angola Do You Hear Us? Voices from a Plantation Prison

Esibae🇬🇭♍May 23, 2023

You will not see a play here. This is a documentary about Liza Jessie Peterson's endeavor to perform her play, "The Peculiar Patriot" at Angola, the Louisiana State Penitentiary. In so doing, she opens our eyes to the plight of minority prisoners (in particular black prisoners) in the US. The film opens with her travel to the prison. Angola is on the land of a former Southern Plantation and took its name from that plantation. The land is farmed, and cattle are raised there, for food, making the prison a self-sustaining legacy to its former status as a slave plantation. Even cotton is grown there. The difference is the black slaves have been replaced by predominantly black prisoners. The majority of drug dealing, and petty crimes are committed by white people, but the majority of those sent to prison for minor crimes instead of community service and parole, are black and latino. They work long hard hours and lose much of their youth lost in the criminal justice system. The play was intended to focus on that truth with some humor thrown in to entertain the prisoners. The prison authorities couldn't handle that truth being shown in the play and shut it down partway through the performance. But it was too late, as the prisoners' eyes were opened, and they rose up nonviolently with fists raised. This opened up conversations and dialog among those at Angola. Hopefully this film gets a wider audience and opens eyes around the entire country to criminal justice and racial inequality reforms. The best part was that this documentary was performed with both truth and compassion, without violence or angry shouts, that might turn off some segments of society. This film has the potential to do a lot of good, if we can get enough people to see it. This short film needs to go viral.

inaya MiraniApr 13, 2023

source: Angola Do You Hear Us? Voices from a Plantation Prison

🙈Parul🙉 Dabas🙊Apr 13, 2023

Angola Do You Hear Us? Voices from a Plantation Prison

Cast

Trailer

Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan