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From the bus boycott in Montgomery to the triumphant 1965 march from Selma to the state capitol, the battle for the right to vote was carried on across the American South and at great cost. Many of the freedom riders and civil rights workers were intimidated, or beaten — even murdered.
Four-time Oscar winner Charles Guggenheim comes to the Theatre at Washington on Friday March 29 to introduce his 1995 Academy Award winning film and to respond to questions after the showing.
Mr. Guggenheim, a Washington, D.C. based filmmaker, has achieved an international reputation in the area of documentary films.
Described as “probably the most accomplished maker of documentary films in the country by Saturday Review film critic Hollis Alpert, Mr. Guggenheim has won top awards in
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