LAST NIGHT AT JUNIOR'S PLACE
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Last Night at Junior’s Place’ is at once a confronting examination of racial inequality in Mississippi and a lyrical ode to the undeniable power of the music that defines the region, told through the lens of three generations of the Kimborough family and the legendary “Junior’s Place”. Through the stories of the Kimborough’s we delve into the tangled and scape of music ownership and the exploitation of black artists by a music industry stacked against them, while turning the lens on ourselves as filmmakers we seek to deconstruct enduring power imbalances and decentralise the white gaze from black experience,
unraveling the complexities that underpin our interactions with the cultures we cherish.
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