Tonsler Park
55th New York Film Festival
September 29 - October 15, 2017
Election Day, 2016. Kevin Jerome Everson and his 16mm camera quietly observe a community of mostly African-American voters and volunteers at a local polling precinct in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Q&A with Kevin Jerome Everson following the screening on 10/7
Election Day, 2016. Kevin Jerome Everson and his 16mm camera quietly observes a community of mostly African-American voters and volunteers at a local polling precinct in Charlottesville, Virginia. Everson’s film captures everyday faces and the general optimistic atmosphere with a casual formal elegance.
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