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The Memphis 13

Directed by Daniel Kiel
35minruntime
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Plot

First grade can be a scary thing, even without the burden of making history. In October 1961, 13 first graders became some of the smallest pioneers of the Civil Rights Movement when they desegregated the Memphis City Schools. ‘The Memphis 13’ is their story. This documentary collects the stories of 13 families united by a comment moment in history, but experiences individually; stories of normal children living through an extraordinary moment. A half century later, they are proud of having broken a barrier, but many remain burdened by this difficult experience. The film uncovers a hidden story of the Movement, honors the children who lived it, and raises questions about the role of children in movements for social change.

Technical details

DetailValue
Original titleThe Memphis 13
Original languageEN
StatusReleased
Official sitethememphis13.com
Executive producerDaniel Kiel
ProductionBrian Wurzburg, Jane Folk, David Kiern
WriterDaniel Kiel, Mark C. Hill, David Kiern
EditingDavid Kiern, Brian Wurzburg
CinematographyJane Folk, Brian Wurzburg, Chris Niswonger, Daniel Kiel, David Kiern, R. Barret Folk
Assistant directorsDaniel Kiel
Camera operatorsJane Folk
Additional photographyJane Folk
MusicAnthony Gilbert, Robert Gilbert
SoundAnthony Gilbert, Robert Gilbert

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