Community garden plays role in documentary; director to speak in Buffalo, Jamestown

by Connie Oswald Stofko Without giving too much away, a community garden plays a central role in Old South, a documentary that takes place on one block in Athens, GA, showing the conflict between a historically black community and a fraternity that holds antebellum parades. The community garden “emerges as a bit of a surprise,” said Danielle Beverly, director and producer of the documentary, who also did the camera work. “It’s an unexpected place of healing.” You can see the…

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