Arts & Entertainment
Atlanta Film Festival to Show Documentary Looking Back at KKK's Presence in Stone Mountain
"Out of Stone," directed by Stephen Grum, will be shown March 15 at the Plaza Theatre in Poncey-Highlands.
A documentary looking back at Ku Klux Klan activity in Stone Mountain will be shown during the Atlanta Film Festival.
According to the festival's Facebook page, "Out of Stone" will be shown at its "This is Atlanta" event March 15, 5 p.m., in the upstairs theater at the Plaza Theatre, 1049 Ponce de Leon Ave NE, Atlanta.
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The film is directed by Stephen Grum. Here is the description of "Out of Stone" on Youtube:
Out of Stone tells the story of Stone Mountain, GA, a small community not far from Atlanta, that was the center of the largest Ku Klux Klan revival during the 20th century. Though it would seem to be a place of racial hatred and discrimination, the citizens of Stone Mountain tell a different story.
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The Atlanta Film Festival runs March 15-24. Ticket information is available here.
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