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13 Days in Ferguson

202444mDeborah Riley Draper
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This powerful documentary takes a deep dive into the protests, riots, and the aftermath following the tragic police shooting of a young Black man in 2014. The events in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked a national conversation about race, policing, and justice, making this film timely and significant.

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What is 13 Days in Ferguson (2024) about?

This powerful documentary takes a deep dive into the protests, riots, and the aftermath following the tragic police shooting of a young Black man in 2014. The events in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked a national conversation about race, policing, and justice, making this film timely and significant.

Who stars in 13 Days in Ferguson?

13 Days in Ferguson stars Cedric the Entertainer, Ron Johnson. The film was directed by Deborah Riley Draper.

How long is 13 Days in Ferguson?

13 Days in Ferguson has a runtime of 44 min and premiered in 2024.

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