Some of this year’s best non-fiction filmmaking took on pressing questions of race in America’s past and present; no film addressed the former with more terse force than Raymond de Felitta’s picture, which begins as a personal journey (he investigates the consequences of an NBC news documentary his father shot in Mississippi back in 1965) and becomes an evocative portrait of a time and place that’s not as distant as we’d like to think.
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