Runaway Slave (2012)

In the thought-provoking documentary, "Runaway Slave," Rev. C.L. Bryant, a former NAACP local chapter president, embarks on a momentous journey across the vast landscapes of America to unravel a profound question: Have we strayed from Dr. Martin Luther King's dream of freedom? Nearly half a century after King's iconic words, "Free at last, free at last. Thank God Almighty, we're free at last!" echoed across the nation, Bryant seeks to discover whether true liberty has become a more elusive concept for the very people it was meant to liberate. Bryant's odyssey takes him through the heartland of America, where he employs leading black conservatives as his "conductors" on this modern-day voyage, reminiscent of the Underground Railroad. Through poignant interviews, these individuals unmask the startling hypothesis that government entitlement programs have morphed into a new form of slavery. They offer their insightful solutions for true emancipation, aiming to liberate not only African Americans but all citizens from the shackles of what Bryant terms the 'Government plantation.' "Runaway Slave" is an impassioned call to celebrate freedom, a clarion cry for a return to self-reliance, and an exploration of how we, as a nation, can reclaim the dream that once united us. This film challenges the viewer to reevaluate their perceptions of liberty and freedom, asking the haunting question: Are we truly free at last?

Runaway Slave is a documentary movie featuring Andrew Breitbart and directed by Pritchett Cotten.

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