How long is Blood Done Sign My Name?

Blood Done Sign My Name is 2 hr 8 min long.

Who is Ben Chavis in Blood Done Sign My Name?

Nate Parker plays Ben Chavis in the film.

What is Blood Done Sign My Name about?

Based on the acclaimed novel by Timothy Tyson, BLOOD DONE SIGN MY NAME is an inspirational epic civil rights drama set in the 1970s that recounts the aftermath of the murder of Henry Marrow, a 23 year-old African American Vietnam veteran who was killed by a prominent white businessman and his grown sons in Oxford, North Carolina. Responding to the crime and the sham trial that followed, many young African American men take to the streets, engaging in riots and vandalism. However, Marrow’s cousin, Benjamin Chavis, decides that the best way to protest the government’s unwillingness to intercede is to organize a peaceful march on the state Capitol. What begins as a small group of Marrow’s outraged friends and relatives soon grows to become a crowd of thousands over a three-day, 50-mile trek to Raleigh.

Blood Done Sign My Name

Name: Blood Done Sign My Name
Genre: Art House/Foreign,Drama
Released: 2010-02-19
Duration: 128
Rating: 63

PG-13 2 hr 8 min

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How long is Blood Done Sign My Name?: Blood Done Sign My Name is 2 hr 8 min long.

Who directed Blood Done Sign My Name?: Jeb Stuart

Who is Ben Chavis in Blood Done Sign My Name?: Nate Parker plays Ben Chavis in the film.

What is Blood Done Sign My Name about?: Based on the acclaimed novel by Timothy Tyson, BLOOD DONE SIGN MY NAME is an inspirational epic civil rights drama set in the 1970s that recounts the aftermath of the murder of Henry Marrow, a 23 year-old African American Vietnam veteran who was killed by a prominent white businessman and his grown sons in Oxford, North Carolina. Responding to the crime and the sham trial that followed, many young African American men take to the streets, engaging in riots and vandalism. However, Marrow’s cousin, Benjamin Chavis, decides that the best way to protest the government’s unwillingness to intercede is to organize a peaceful march on the state Capitol. What begins as a small group of Marrow’s outraged friends and relatives soon grows to become a crowd of thousands over a three-day, 50-mile trek to Raleigh.