"poignant, sobering, and powerful... a galvanizing tool, a way to empower people and convince them to get involved in their local communities, and work to make a difference"

- Annie Zaleski of The Cleveland Film Society

Dispatches from Cleveland is a feature-length documentary in five parts that closely examines the early 21st century, rustbelt city of Cleveland, Ohio, one of the most racially divided cities in America. The film follows ordinary people – long shaken by police misconduct, social discrimination, and poverty – whose love for their home pushes them to work together to bring about real change.

Upcoming Screenings

LGBT Community Center Greater Cleveland, CLeveland votes & Cleveland Neighborhood Progress

5:00 pm- 7:30 pm, LGBT Community Center Cleveland

July 16: Chapters 1 and 2

July 23: Chapters 3 and 4

July 30: Chapter 5

PURCHASE the DVD and DISCUSSION GUIDE for your home or organization!

Watch this video created in partnership with Color of Change featuring excerpts from Dispatches from Cleveland!

Black voters in Cleveland came together and used their power, forcing their District Attorney out of office when he refused to hold police accountable and indict the police officer who murdered 12-year-old Tamir Rice. Watch and share, then do something about it: visit VotingWhileBlack.com to share voter guides for critical prosecutor races, and find out how you can help get out the vote November 8th, right from home. Be powerful. #VotingWhileBlack A creative partnership between Aubin Pictures & Color of Change. www.amovingbody.com www.colorofchangepac.org www.aubinpictures.com