As young Americans grapple with complex social issues, many turn to poetry to grasp the world around them. Nyla Melvin's A GUNSHOT'S CRY weaves spoken word with found footage to evoke visceral perspectives on gun fatalities. Lilian Lugo (GRASPING AT STARS) explores the contours of memory through visual metaphor and Marley Kaiser (IN WATER) brings his camera underwater to process coming of age.
Duration: 26 minutes and 46 seconds
Episode Number: 305
OUR TIME is a series produced by youth in partnership with professional documentary filmmakers.
Films in the series feature character-driven stories that address social issues ranging from racial inequity to identity politics and everything in-between - all through the eyes of young people.
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