FILMENEmergency Needs2006

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How Long Is “Emergency Needs”?

Name: Emergency Needs
Released: 2006
Duration: 7 min

7m runtime

20067m

film with a runtime of 7 minutes, released in 2006. Presented in English.

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Runtime7m

Minutes7

One SittingYes

With Break19m

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Emergency Needs considers the 1968 Hough Riots and the Glenville Shootout in Cleveland, Ohio, and the response to the crisis, as observed in color footage from a local press conference by Mayor Carl B. Stokes. Stokes, the first Black mayor of a major American city, maintains calm and measured composure; his demeanor and words help diffuse an already incendiary situation. Actress Esosa Edosomwan, dressed in a suit and tie, delivers Stokes’ statements. The footage of Stokes and the filmed performance of Edosomwan are rendered in split screen and combined with footage and reportage from the streets.

Runtime Card

Runtime7m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break19m

Movie Facts

Release Year2006

Runtime7m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorKevin Jerome Everson

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