Time to Leave
Fans of Documentary films may find Time to Leave especially interesting thanks to its engaging atmosphere, visual presentation, and entertainment value.
Aggressively escorted out of a bank at the age of 16, after inquiring about opening an account, the narrator (and filmmaker) boldly confronts and examines that discriminatory moment from his past. Exploring as well as highlighting the struggles and complexities around issues of race, stereotypes and belonging, this experimental essay film demonstrates how connected those larger issues are to personal, lived experience. Ultimately, with emphasis on the present and the future of race relations in America, the film challenges and encourages us to constantly question and reimagine our own positional privilege.
