UN(RE)SOLVED: True Stories of Unsolved Cases | FRONTLINE

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“It’s a story that is familiar to people of color all over this country.” Un(re)solved is a major initiative that draws upon more than two years of reporting, thousands of documents and dozens of first-hand interviews. The multiplatform investigation tells the stories of lives cut short, and examines a federal effort to grapple with America’s legacy of racist killings through the Emmett Till Unsolved Civil Rights Crime Act. Visit www.frontline.org/unresolved to experience the award-winning Un(re)solved project yourself. Start the experience by saying their names. Explore the web interactive. Visit the installation. Listen to the podcast. Watch the documentary. #AmericanHistory #CivilRights #Investigation The “Un(re)solved” project is an unprecedented, multiplatform investigation of civil rights era cold case killings that includes a web interactive experience; podcast mini-series; augmented-reality installation that can tour schools, libraries, and museums; a companion educational curriculum; and events. To lead the creative vision for the interactive and installation, FRONTLINE partnered with Ado Ato Pictures, a premier mixed reality studio founded by artist, filmmaker and technologist Tamara Shogaolu. Shogaolu rooted the visuals of Un(re)solved in the powerful symbolism of trees. “I was really inspired by looking at the role of the tree as a symbol in American history,” Shogaolu said. “It’s been looked at as a symbol of freedom, we look at it as a connector between

Published 2022-06-08 · Watch on YouTube ↗
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