Studios have made a number of films about the black experience in America available for free streaming, as a response to the recent protests over the death of George Floyd
for free on most digital platforms, much to director Ava DuVernay’s satisfaction.
“I believe these films should be available to all at no cost, especially in these important times,” she wrote in an Instagram post promoting the film’s re-release. “We’ve gotta understand where we’ve been to strategize where we’re going. History helps us create the blueprint.”
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