At The River I Stand

At The River I Stand is described as an eloquent and powerful
work of history. Directed by David Appleby, At The River I Stand
reconstructs the two eventful months that transformed a local strike by Memphis Sanitation Workers into a national confrontation which drew Martin Luther King to Memphis and his death.


It's a riveting portrait of grit and determination of ordinary
people that will inspire viewers to rededicate themselves to the
fight for racial and economic justice.