Sidney Dawson Jr. discusses and reflects on the death of his younger brother, James Dawson, while in police custody in November 2000. He highlights family healing, inter-generational trauma and collective memory as his kids remember the life and death of their uncle. James’ organs were illegally removed from his body making it nearly impossible to determine the cause of death.
Production Company: SD3 Entertainment
Directed By: Sidney Dawson III
Film Festivals & Awards:
・I Have a Dream Indie Film Showcase
This film shows the importance of the excreta of Mongolian cattle for the nature and household utilities. The Mongols nomadic lifestyle is all about how nomads adapted to the nature and environment over the years in extreme climate conditions. Nomadic life makes the herders move from one place to...
Nassawango Legacy honors one family's multi-generational efforts to protect a Chesapeake Bay stream, and The Nature Conservancy's work to assure that it continues to flourish as part of an 11,000-acre preserve. Paddle down Nassawango creek with Joe Fehrer and his family as he remembers the pionee...
Recorded live in prison by incarcerated musicians during a strict five-hour window, this 1979 record is an improbable soul music sensation.
Directed By: Alix Lambert
