The impact of mass incarceration on a generation of youth is explored through an annual Mother’s Day charity bus that takes children from across California to visit their mothers in prison
9-minute observational documentary following a group of children journeying to visit their mothers in prison, Elizabeth Lo and R.J. Lozada’s Mother’s Day is a powerful short brimming with real-life emotion. Focusing on one specific prison visit, but commenting on a nation’s problems, the subtle and restrained filmmaking on show allows the viewer plenty of time and space to process the events and think about what this short story means for the greater picture.
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The impact of mass incarceration on a generation of youth is explored through an annual Mother’s Day charity bus that takes children from across California to visit their mothers in prison
9-minute observational documentary following a group of children journeying to visit their mothers in prison, Elizabeth Lo and R.J. Lozada’s Mother’s Day is a powerful short brimming with real-life emotion. Focusing on one specific prison visit, but commenting on a nation’s problems, the subtle and restrained filmmaking on show allows the viewer plenty of time and space to process the events and think about what this short story means for the greater picture.
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The impact of mass incarceration on a generation of youth is explored through an annual Mother’s Day charity bus that takes children from across California to visit their mothers in prison
9-minute observational documentary following a group of children journeying to visit their mothers in prison, Elizabeth Lo and R.J. Lozada’s Mother’s Day is a powerful short brimming with real-life emotion. Focusing on one specific prison visit, but commenting on a nation’s problems, the subtle and restrained filmmaking on show allows the viewer plenty of time and space to process the events and think about what this short story means for the greater picture.
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