It has been four months since racial unrest rocked the campus of the University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri, but a group of student filmmakers want to keep the conversation alive.
Through Her Eyes: A Mizzou Student Opens Up About the Tensions Plaguing Her Campus
Yesterday afternoon, three Mizzou students released “Concerned Student 1950,” a 30-minute documentary that has followed campus protests—through both the anger and the tears—since August.
“[Student protestors] really understood that we’re not from some newspaper or website trying to get a few pictures to put on the internet and make a paycheck,” filmmaker Adam Dietrich told The Intercept. “They really understood that we were there to be there, to really absorb as much as we could.”
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