Bob Zellner: “Poitier and Brando, Mississippi 1964”
The Moth
01/19/09
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Zellner takes a car trip with Marlon Brando during the height of the civil rights movement. From 1961 to 1967 Bob Zellner was arrested 25 times in five states. His memoir “The Wrong Side of Murder Creek” is being made into a film by Spike Lee.
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