
13th (2016)★ 8.3/10
- Crimen
- Documental
- Historia
Dirección: Ava DuVernay
Guion: Spencer Averick, Ava DuVernay
Este documental nos muestra las consecuencias negativas en la vida de los afroamericanos después de instaurada la Decimotercera Enmienda a la Constitución de los Estados Unidos, que abolió la esclavitud y prohibió la servidumbre involuntaria, excepto como castigo de un delito. --Citas de Roserose
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Reparto y equipo
Melina AbdullahSelf - Chair, Pan-African Studies, California State University, Los Angeles
Michelle AlexanderSelf - Educator and Author, The New Jim Crow: Mass Incarceration in the Age of Colorblindness
Cory BookerSelf - U.S. Senator (D) New Jersey
Dolores CanalesSelf - Formerly Incarcerated Activist
Gina ClaytonSelf - Attorney and Founder, Essie Justice Group
Jelani CobbSelf - Professor of African-American Studies, University of Connecticut
Malkia CyrilSelf - Executive Director of the Center for Media Justice
Angela DavisSelf - Professor Emerita, UC Santa Cruz
Craig DeRocheSelf - Formerly Incarcerated Activist
David DinkinsSelf - 106th Mayor of New York City (D)
Baz DreisingerSelf - Educator and Author, Incarceration Nations
Kevin GannonSelf - Professor of History, Grandview University
Henry Louis Gates Jr.Self - Professor of History, Harvard University
Marie GottschalkSelf - Professor of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania
Newt GingrichSelf - 50th Speaker of the House of Representatives, 2012 Republican Presidential Candidate
Lisa GravesSelf - Executive Director, Center for Media and Democracy
Cory GreeneSelf - Formerly Incarcerated Activist
John HaganSelf - Professor of Sociology and Law, Northwestern University
Michael HoughSelf - Maryland State Senator (R), American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)
Van JonesSelf - Founder, #CUT50
David KeeneSelf - Chairman 1984 - 2011, American Conservative Union
James KilgoreSelf - Formerly Incarcerated Author, Understanding Mass Incarceration
Glenn E. MartinSelf - Formerly Incarcerated Activist
Marc MauerSelf - Executive Director, Sentencing Project
Khalil Gibran MuhammadSelf - Professor of History, Race and Public Policy, Harvard University
Pat NolanSelf - Formerly Incarcerated Activist
Grover NorquistSelf - Board Member, Americans for Tax Reform
Dorsey NunnSelf - Executive Director, Legal Services for Prisoners with Children
Liza Jessie PetersonSelf - Incarceration Activist and Educator
Charles RangelSelf - Congressman (D), New York 13th District
Kyung-Ji RheeSelf - Center for Nu Leadership on Urban Solutions
Rashad RobinsonSelf - Color for Change
Shaka SenghorSelf - Formerly Incarcerated Activist
Bob SloanSelf - Independent Investigative Journalist
Deborah SmallSelf - Attorney and Founder, Break the Chains
Bryan StevensonSelf - Attorney and Author
Ken ThompsonSelf - District Attorney - Brooklyn, New York
Nicholas TurnerSelf - President, Vera Institute of Justice
Daniel WagnerSelf - Investigative Reporter, Buzzfeed
Joe AtkinsSelf - Minnesota (DFL) (archiveFootage)
Lee AtwaterSelf - Campaign Strategist to Ronald Reagan (archiveFootage)
Tom BrokawSelf - Host, NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw (archiveFootage)
Kalief BrowderSelf - Inmate Held Without Trial, 2010 - 2013 (archiveFootage)
Carolyn BryantSelf - Wife of Roy Bryant (archiveFootage)
Roy BryantSelf - Acquitted of Lynching Emmett Till (archiveFootage)
George BushSelf - 41st President of the United States (archiveFootage)
George W. BushSelf - 43rd President of the United States (archiveFootage)
Jimmy CarterSelf - 39th President of the United States (archiveFootage)
Philando CastileSelf - Murdered by Police (archiveFootage)
Bill ClintonSelf - 42nd President of the United States (archiveFootage)
Hillary ClintonSelf - 2016 Democratic Presidential Candidate (archiveFootage)
Stephen ColbertSelf - Host, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (archiveFootage)
Walter CronkiteSelf - Host, CBS Evening News (archiveFootage)
Richard Allen DavisSelf - Convicted Murderer (archiveFootage)
Bob DoleSelf - Former U.S. Senator (R-KS) (archiveFootage)
Sam DuBoseSelf - Murdered by Police (archiveFootage)
Michael DukakisSelf - 1988 Democratic Presidential Candidate (archiveFootage)
John EhrlichmanSelf - Chief Domestic Advisor to Richard Nixon (archiveFootage)
Gerald FordSelf - 38th President of the United States (archiveFootage)
Eric GarnerSelf (archiveFootage)
Steve GottwaltSelf - Minnesota (R) (archiveFootage)
Oscar GrantSelf - Murdered by Police (archiveFootage)
Freddie GraySelf - Murdered by Police (archiveFootage)
Fred HamptonSelf - Chairman, Illinois Chapter of the Black Panther Party (archiveFootage)
Eric Courtney HarrisSelf - Murdered by Police (archiveFootage)
Jason HarrisonSelf - Murdered by Police (archiveFootage)
Thom HartmannSelf - Progressive Political Commentator (archiveFootage)
Marc Lamont HillSelf - Huffington Post Live (archiveFootage)
Willie HortonSelf - Convicted Murderer (archiveFootage)
Peter JenningsSelf - Host, ABC Nightly News with Peter Jennings (archiveFootage)
Lyndon B. JohnsonSelf - 36th President of the United States (archiveFootage)
Sharanda JonesSelf - Received Mandatory Minimum Sentence of Life in Prison on First Offense (archiveFootage)
Martin Luther KingSelf - Civil Rights Leader (archiveFootage)
Polly Hannah KlaasSelf - Murder Victim (archiveFootage)
Ed KochSelf - 105th Mayor of New York City (archiveFootage)
Rachel MaddowSelf - Host, The Rachel Maddow Show (archiveFootage)
Malcolm XSelf - Civil Rights Leader (archiveFootage)
Trayvon MartinSelf (archiveFootage)
Laquan McDonaldSelf - Murdered by Police (archiveFootage)
Zebulon MiletskySelf - Author, Before Busing: Boston's Long Freedom Movement in the 'Cradle of Liberty'
Mamie Till MobleySelf - Mother of Emmett Till (archiveFootage)
Richard NixonSelf - 37th President of the United States (archiveFootage)
Barack ObamaSelf - 44th President of the United States (archiveFootage)
John OliverSelf - Host, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver (archiveFootage)
Rick PerrySelf - Governor of Texas 2000 - 2015 (R) (archiveFootage)
Dan RatherSelf - Host, CBS Evening News with Dan Rather (archiveFootage)
Nancy ReaganSelf - Former First Lady (archiveFootage)
Ronald ReaganSelf - 40th President of the United States (archiveFootage)
Harry ReasonerSelf - Journalist, 60 Minutes (archiveFootage)
Diamond ReynoldsSelf - Partner Murdered by Police (archiveFootage)
Tamir E. RiceSelf - Murdered by Police (archiveFootage)
Ronnie C. RouseSelf - Film and Music Producer
Bernie SandersSelf - U.S. Senator (I-VT) (archiveFootage)
Assata ShakurSelf - Member of Black Panther Party & Black Liberation Army (archiveFootage)
Emmett TillSelf - Victim of Lynching (archiveFootage)
Donald TrumpSelf - New York City Real Estate Businessman (archiveFootage)
Jerry WatsonSelf - Chief Legal Counsel, American Bail Coalition (archiveFootage)
Paul WeyrichSelf - Co-Founder, ALEC (archiveFootage)
Larry WilmoreSelf - Host, The Nightly Show with Larry Wilmore (archiveFootage)
George ZimmermanSelf (archiveFootage)
