36 Seconds: Portrait of a Hate Crime (2023)
This isn’t just a true-crime recounting; it’s a raw, urgent look at grief forced into activism. *36 Seconds: Portrait of a Hate Crime* strips away the sensational headlines to focus on the families’ agonizing struggle to reclaim their loved ones’ stories from a media eager to mislabel the tragedy. It’s a harrowing, intimate portrait of resilience that will appeal to viewers who value unflinching social justice documentaries and human stories of dignity in the face of erasure. You’ll watch with a heavy heart, but leave with a profound respect for the power of speaking truth to power.
