Call him, in his idiosyncratic way, a conservative, but he keeps the radical faith with dry wit, endless curiosity, and an unceasing appetite for absurdity. Funny and bleak in equal measure, Galeano deals the globalist cheerleaders a much-needed pie in the face. An American Tragedy Barak Goodman and Daniel Anker. Social Media Productions. With the financial backing of the then-powerful Communist Party of America and the services of a hotshot New York lawyer, the young men embark on a marathon appeals process that thrusts them into the international limelight and ultimately saves their lives.
Many historians now point to the trial as a turning point for judicial reform in the South.
But, as the film poignantly drives home, the true legacy remains the shattered lives of nine young men whose only crime was choosing the wrong train to ride. Monique Murad Well-Founded Fear Shari Robertson and Michael Camerini. The Epidavros Project. There are currently more than 300,000 asylum cases pending in the United States, and filmmakers Robertson and Camerini provide an unprecedented glimpse of how the Immigration and Naturalization Service decides each haven seeker's fate. Their documentary expertly juxtaposes differing points of view, without choosing sides.