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In Remembrance of Martin

In Remembrance of Martin
The Twentieth Anniversary Edition

"A genuine jewel that ought to be shown regularly in every home and school."
--The Washington Post

In Remembrance of Martin
Creator-Director Kell Kearns is offering a limited release of this highly acclaimed PBS biography of Dr. King, commissioned by Coretta Scott King. Mrs. King joins those closest to Dr. King by sharing personal comments about the man and his leadership in the civil rights movement (Reverend Ralph Abernathy, Julian Bond, President Jimmy Carter, Bill Cosby, Dick Gregory, Reverend Jesse Jackson, Senator Edward Kennedy, John Lewis, Bishop Desmond Tutu, Andrew Young).

With amazing, frame-shaking gospel music by live choir and solo performance (Tremaine Hawkins) and folk-rock music (Joan Baez and Neil Young).

Includes archival footage that appears nowhere else as well as portions of the classic "I Have A Dream" speech.

Its national broadcast was named an official event of the 1987 King Federal Holiday. Kell offers an on-camera introduction to the documentary and a director’s commentary. Perfect for screening during the Season for Nonviolence.

Audiences say "In Remembrance of Martin" is just as relevant as ever and just as inspiring!

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Kell Kearns, Director of the Acclaimed PBS Special Presents
the 20th Anniversary Edition of

IN REMEMBRANCE OF MARTIN
A Biography of America's Prophet of Nonviolence

with commentary by the director

Martin Luther King, Jr

featuring
Coretta Scott King, Ralph Abernathy, Jesse Jackson, Joan Baez,
Andrew Young, John Lewis, Dick Gregory, Jimmy Carter,
Edward Kennedy, Desmond Tutu, Bill Cosby

Music by Neil Young, Joan Baez, Tramaine Hawkins,
The Combined National Baptist Church Choir

"A genuine jewel that ought to be shown regularly in every home and school."
-- The Washington Post

"Makes you proud to be an American." -- NY Daily News

"A compelling documentary." -- Atlanta Constitution

"A well made wreath for his tomb." -- Newsday