Women of the Movement was much better of providing a full picture of who Emmitt was, and the obstacles Mamie faced every step of the way from the moment Emmitt was taken.
Understanding they are cramming in a lot of information into a 2 hour movie, and because of this, instead of going deep and really showing the emotion, turmoil and true injustices Mamie faced, got lost in this production.
Women of the Moment gives you a more accurate portrayal of not only Mamie, Emmitt and her family, but shows just how Mississippi fought and did everything they could to hide the truth of how blacks were treated, abused and discredited during this time.
Understanding they are cramming in a lot of information into a 2 hour movie, and because of this, instead of going deep and really showing the emotion, turmoil and true injustices Mamie faced, got lost in this production.
Women of the Moment gives you a more accurate portrayal of not only Mamie, Emmitt and her family, but shows just how Mississippi fought and did everything they could to hide the truth of how blacks were treated, abused and discredited during this time.