13th

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2016· Ava DuVernay· 100 min
Documentary

The 13th Amendment abolished slavery — except as punishment for crime — and this film traces how that loophole built America's mass incarceration system.

Why watch: Oscar-nominated. Ava DuVernay connects slavery to mass incarceration.
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Cast

Jelani Cobb as Self
Angela Davis as Self
Henry Louis Gates, Jr. as Self
Michelle Alexander as Self
Cory Booker as Self - U.S. Senator (D) New Jersey
Marie Gottschalk as Self
Michael Hough as Self
Gina Clayton as Self
David Keene as Self
James Kilgore as Self
Bryan Stevenson as Self
Nicholas Turner as Self
John Hagan as Self
Van Jones as Self
Barack Obama as Self (archive footage)

Crew

Ava DuVernay — Director
Spencer Averick — Writer
Ava DuVernay — Writer
Ava DuVernay — Producer
Spencer Averick — Producer
Adam Del Deo — Executive Producer
Lisa Nishimura — Executive Producer
Angus Wall — Executive Producer
Howard Barish — Producer
Hans Charles — Director of Photography
Kira Kelly — Director of Photography
Spencer Averick — Editor
Jason Moran — Original Music Composer

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