Two people are standing outside in front of a large rock wall with carved reliefs.

Full-length documentary

Community Boundaries

Stone Mountain

(Stone Mountain)

Stone Mountain, a popular tourist site in Georgia, USA, is a large park that includes a granite rock formation. In the early 20th century, the faces of three Confederate leaders – President Jefferson Davis, General Robert E. Lee and Colonel Stonewall – were carved into it based on a project initiated by people connected to the Ku Klux Klan.

The film, shot at a time when racial hatred was once again rising in the USA, presents the perspective of several local residents – a civic activist, a lawyer, and a historian – who literally live in the shadow of the controversial monument. Each of them asks different questions associated with the problematic national heritage. Taken together, they create a portrait of a community that cannot agree on the interpretation of the past, let alone the direction which society should take.

Basic information about the film

TitleStone Mountain
Original TitleStone Mountain
Original LanguageEnglish
Subtitles Czech
PremiéraCzech premiere
Film typeFull-length documentary
Year of Production2024
Country of OriginUSA
Length83 min.
Tags Politics, Justice, North America
Director Daniel Newell Kaufman

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