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Sound of the Police

U.S. 2023. Documentary by Stanley Nelson, Valerie Scoon. The fraught relationship between African Americans and the police, often rife with tension, fear, suspicion and hostility on all sides.

Runtime: 85 min

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Miles Davis - Birth of the Cool

U.S. 2019. Documentary by Stanley Nelson. The journey of the jazz trumpeter and genius composer Miles Davis, from his childhood to his glory, shedding light on his darker periods.

Runtime: 115 min.

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Tell Them We Are Rising - The Story of Black Colleges and Universities

U.S. 2017. Documentary by Stanley Nelson. The history of historically black universities since their inception in the aftermath of the Civil War, and their influence on African-American advocacy movements.

Runtime: 85 min.

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The Black Panthers: Vanguard Of The Revolution

U.S. 2015. Documentary by Stanley Nelson. The history of the Black Panther movement, created in 1966 in California by radical black activists, with the aim of ending segregation and police violence.

Runtime: 115 min.

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Freedom Summer

U.S. 2013. Documentary by Stanley Nelson. In 1964, students against racial segregation traveled to Mississippi to register African American citizens to vote.

Runtime: 113 min.

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Freedom Riders

U.S. 2010. Documentary by Stanley Nelson. In 1961, members of two black civil rights organizations embarked on a hectic tour of the American South.

Runtime: 115 min.

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Jonestown: The Life and Death of Peoples Temple

U.S. 2006. Documentary by Stanley Nelson. An account of the events leading up to the mass suicide of nine hundred members of Jim Jones' cult in 1978 in Guyana.

Runtime: 90 min.

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Sweet Honey in the Rock: Raise Your Voice

U.S. 2005. Documentary by Stanley Nelson. Portrait of the famous quintet of a cappella singers as its founder prepares to retire.

Runtime: 84 min.