Justyn Bell takes you deep into the heart of the south and while presenting you with its vast, serene landscapes and gentle charm takes you also deep into the vilest depths of the hatred and ignorance marring its history. Though that hatred and ignorance abound everywhere, Justyn succeeds in capturing the very specific nature and catalysts behind the horror of the Emmett Till massacre and why "tragedy" is too soft a word to describe the case. His cinematography, narration, and dedication to attaining interviews with the most pertinent souls as possible, all come together in way that evokes, informs, and tributes.
Review of Mississippi Whistle
