Booker's Place: A Mississippi Story

2012 • 1h 31min • Documentary, History, Mystery

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When Frank De Felitta travelled to Mississippi in the 60s to make a film for NBC News, he came across a black waiter with something to say about segregation. As Booker's words broadcast across America, they stirred up a hornet's nest. Forty-five years on, Frank's son returns with Booker's granddaughter, to find out what role his five minutes of fame played in his tragic life.

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