CSA: The Confederate States of America Movie Review 2004

Mockumentary ponders the history of the past 150 years had the Confederacy won the Civil War and slavery endured. Told via a faux British public network Ken Burns-type series and presented by Spike Lee. Purposely unsettling, with images like a black-faced Lincoln in hiding as Harriet Tubman helps him to escape to Canada, the picky attention to historical details falls short by presuming such modern events as JFK's presidency and assassination, and the Vietnam War would have really took place in such a world.

Distribution

Not Yet Released

Available on DVD
Running time 89 minutes.
Originally from United States.

Cast and Crew

Genres

Politics, Mockumentary, Civil War, The Homefront: U.S./Canada, American South, Great Britain

Cast

Charles Frank, Evamarii Johnson, Rupert Pate, Larry J. Peterson

Cinematography

Matthew Jacobson

Music

Kelly Werts

Other

Mark Bovos, Rich Stobaugh, Robert Sokol, David Gramly, Sean Blake, Scott Murry

Producer

Rick Cowan, Hodcarrier Films, IFC Films