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D Mar 6, 2026 Charming and informative See more anne Feb 24, 2026 Duality clear factual But wonder if Q&A would have had different tone if presented in mid town vs East Memphis. See more Rona T @Ronatom Oct 3, 2026 I am grateful this documentary was made. So many thoughts. One thought - how can some people who own antebellum houses be so ignorant of actual history? I didn’t realize racism could be so blatant in 2025. Important film. So much to it. See more Mike M @canucck Sep 19, 2026 Would not recommend, See more CL C @CampFire1968 May 27, 2026 Everyone on Threads was recommending this. No voiceover -- just great editing of real people telling a story from 2 sides. And the last 5 minutes --- ruh roh. See more Marielle S @RT82557905 Apr 23, 2026 I'm a history buff, and transplant to the South and as such I was looking forward to this documentary on Natchez. My husband and I have visited Natchez and loved it. I'm absolutely in favor of telling the whole story, White/Black, slave, aristocracy and the 95% who never owned plantations or slaves. But this was a roaring disappointment. Yes, the visuals are stunning. But the narrative was clearly set before the filmmaker ever set foot in Natchez. Defect: the glaring absence of a single native of Natchez as a featured voice. The chosen female featured is a mid-life transplant to Natchez who joined the Garden Club and works on the mansion Pilgrimage. The Black Male featured person is "The Rev"—a tour guide who does not even live in Natchez (and never did), but lives 30 miles away. His racial agenda is non-stop. The gay man home tour guide turns out to be from Little Rock, another adult transplant. Where are the natives? They didn't participate. Only the Muffler Man heckler is native. See more Read all reviews

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