Synopsis
In 1968, Jane Elliott divided her all-white Iowa classroom by eye color, creating a lesson in discrimination that made her a national icon and lightning rod in the fight against racism. Now, nearing 90, she takes on a new battle over censorship in schools while reckoning with the cost of a lifetime spent refusing to back down.
Winner of 3x 'Best Documentary' Jury Awards and 4x 'Best Documentary' Audience Awards
“An incredible film”
— Matthew Carey, Deadline
“Essential viewing”
— Sarah Manvel, Movie Marker
“An incredibly powerful and necessary documentary.”
— Alise Chaffins, MacGuffin or Meaning
PRESS
“Jane’s firecracker energy makes the film breeze by.”
— Zachary Lee, RogerEbert.com
“A powerful call to action”
— Ariana Martinez, Little Village
“One of the most profound films this year”
— Rua Fay, CineMasters
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Contact & Booking
General Inquiries
Flatbush Pictures
info@flatbushpictures.com
Press Inquiries
42West
Sylvia Desrochers
JaneElliott@42west.com
Theatrical Booking Inquiries
Ryan Kane
Pathmaker Films
Festival Screening Inquiries
The Film Collaborative
Jeffrey Winter & Kathy Susca
festivals@thefilmcollaborative.org
Educational Screening Inquiries
The Video Project
Michael Kuehnert — michael@videoproject.org
Arlin Golden — arlin@videoproject.org
Sales & Distribution Inquiries
Submarine Entertainment
Josh Braun
info@submarine.com
+1 212-625-1410