Beyond the Lens: Commuted | Nailah Jefferson, Darcy McKinnon and Danielle Metz
Season 16
Episode 1
About the Episode
Filmmakers Nailah Jefferson (director), Darcy McKinnon (producer) and Danielle Metz (co-producer) talk about COMMUTED and their experience making the documentary. While Jefferson and McKinnon discuss the cruelty of the criminal justice system, Metz shares her intimate journey as a Black woman who was once incarcerated and is now advocating for others like herself.
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| Expires: | Runtime: 4m 13s
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Extras
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Commuted | Free Her
Danielle Metz speaks at a Free Her campaign, calling for clemency of incarcerated women.0:53 -
Beyond the Lens: AfroPoP | Leslie Fields-Cruz and Denise Green
A conversation with Black Public Media's Leslie Fields-Cruz and Denise Green.5:10 -
Commuted | Danielle Metz
Danielle Metz, a mother of two, tells her story of incarceration and separation.0:18 -
Freedom Hill | Trailer
Princeville, NC, once the all Black town of ‘Freedom Hill,’ faces flooding and erosion.1:00 -
Freedom Hill | Preview
Princeville, NC, once the all Black town of ‘Freedom Hill,’ faces flooding and erosion.0:30 -
Kati Kati | Trailer
A woman discovers a place inhabited by the souls of dead people waiting for redemption.1:00 -
Kati Kati | Preview
A woman discovers a place inhabited by the souls of dead people waiting for redemption.0:30 -
Supa Modo | Trailer
Jo, a witty 9-year-old terminally ill girl, dreams of being a superhero in her village.0:59 -
Supa Modo | Preview
Jo, a witty 9-year-old terminally ill girl, dreams of being a superhero in her village.0:30
