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13th (2016)

An in-depth look at the prison system in the United States and how it reveals the nation's history of racial inequality.

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Kinohi N 11 Oct 2016

Powerful film. The documentary traces a line between slavery and today's for-profit crime and punishment system with its mass incarceration. The problem of race in American is inextricably linked to the economic system. The film deftly combines interviews, archival footage and the history of politics to reflect on racism. Highly recommended.

Omar G 03 Nov 2016

Wow! Ms. DuVernay is certainly a very important modern voice and artist that we shouldn't dismiss. And this doc is very important, especially just days now of a very important election. Highly recommended!

Nick D 21 Dec 2016

DuVernay studies the consequences of a simple clause added to the 13th Amendment -- the circumstances underwhich slavery and involuntary servitude are permitted after the general 'freedom' of the slaves -- that exception is incarceration. Decade by decade, through one legal maneuver or another, the underclass of black and brown people in America have been turned into criminals and jailed. Once jailed, they've been removed from the electorate. All of this and more we learn, not through generalizations, but through specific actions taken (and about to be taken) that have in common the conviction by the white overclass that black people must be held down. It's a devastating document, artfully presented. I finished viewing with newfound rage.

Robby K 03 Nov 2016

A documentary that can compete with feature films in both impact and technical skill is a rarity. Ava DuVernay follows up her fantastic 2014 film "Selma" with an arguably even better, and certainly a more powerful look at what it means to be a black man or woman in America. It will make you rethink history, it will make you want to make a difference, and it will go down as one of the most important pieces of cinema in the last decade.

Aaron B 19 Oct 2016

This isn't the documentary of the year; it's the documentary of the 21st century. A must-watch...