Documentaries 

Part documentary and part cinematic art, this beautiful film searches for America through real story, music and spoken word. 

They stood up for their rights by sitting down at the counter of the Rock Hill Five and Dime. Orders of coffee were met with violence, police brutality and unjust imprisonment, turning a peaceful protest into a landmark of the Civil Rights Movement.

It’s 2020 in America. A global pandemic has halted life as we knew it. And protests and violence erupt across the country after the death of George Floyd. Fr3deRicK, the filmmaker, from a high rise apartment in Atlanta, GA and then from his outpost in Nashville, questions everything. . . juxtaposing his interior monologue on freedom, isolation and being black in America with scenes captured from the streets. 

Fr3deR1cK asks if this time is the beginning of the rest of his life? Could this time be the best thing that ever happened? Or will history just repeat itself. Who has pre-existing freedom? Who is freedom really for in America The Beautiful?