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Children of the Struggle

199950mJohn Benitz
IMDb 7.7

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"When you toss a pebble in the water. . . its ripple goes on forever."

In 1964's Freedom Summer, a white housewife from Chicago was killed fighting for Civil Rights, leaving behind a young son. This is the story of his journey, as a man, to find out who his mother was and why she died.

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What is Children of the Struggle (1999) about?

In 1964's Freedom Summer, a white housewife from Chicago was killed fighting for Civil Rights, leaving behind a young son. This is the story of his journey, as a man, to find out who his mother was and why she died.

Who stars in Children of the Struggle?

Children of the Struggle stars Neil Johnson (Diner Patron), Sean Tucker (John Glass as a child), Brian Wimmer (John Glass). The film was directed by John Benitz.

How long is Children of the Struggle?

Children of the Struggle has a runtime of 50 min and premiered in 1999.

Is Children of the Struggle worth watching?

Children of the Struggle holds an IMDb rating of 7.7/10. Fans of Drama, History are most likely to enjoy it — TasteRay can tell you how well it matches your personal taste.

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