100 Years From Mississippi

In "100 Years From Mississippi," a family's tragic past and a nation's dark history come into focus as a daughter returns her mother to the place they once called home. A century after a horrific lynching tore their lives apart, Mamie Lang Kirkland and her filmmaker son, Tarabu Betserai Kirkland, journey back to Ellisville, Mississippi, to confront the ghosts of their past and bear witness to the resilience and strength of those who endured unspeakable horrors. Through Mamie's unflinching account, the film sheds light on the brutal realities of racial violence and the ongoing struggle for justice, while also celebrating the power of family, memory, and the human spirit.

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