A very truthful representation of historical facts surrounding a very difficult period in American history, excellent reference.

This was one of the movies that we had in our collection that we really wanted to buy in blu-ray, as we continue to update/upgrade our movie collection. It tells the story of the FBI sending two agents to investigate the disappearance of a group of civil rights activists, who go missing in a small town in Mississippi in 1969. It is based on actual events and is as current in today's racist South, as it was back in the 60's.

Hard to believe this was happening 100 years after the Civil War. However, the war just freed the slaves; it did not make them human. Of course, perhaps the people who treated them that way, both before and after the war, weren't human. Sometimes it takes something not in the book to bring people to justice.

A timeless and masterful movie, that depicts the racial tensions and violence that permeated our country, during the struggle for “Civil Rights” in America.

Best movie about race relations in the south. The FBI investigation of the 3 murdered activists in 1964 is poignantly portrayed by great actors.