Alpha News has just released a preview of its upcoming documentary The Fall of Minneapolis. Alpha’s fearless and Emmy Award-winning reporter Liz Collin wrote and produced the documentary. Dr. J.C. Chaix directed it. Alpha News reports:
The documentary exposes the holes in the prevailing narrative surrounding George Floyd’s death, the trial of Derek Chauvin, and the fallout that both wrought on the city of Minneapolis.
The documentary features dozens of interviews with the people directly involved, including exclusive interviews with Derek Chauvin, his mother, and former officer Alexander Kueng and his family.
“We conducted dozens of interviews for this film, and it was both heartbreaking and frustrating to hear these men and women share their stories for the first time. The lies that were told in Minneapolis quickly spread across the country. We continue to pay the price to this day,” said Collin.
“I have traveled the state talking about the book. It’s been a reminder that the truth still matters. I hope people will urge their friends and family to watch this film to set the record straight once and for all.”
The Fall of Minneapolis will be released this November for free.
“With all the media manipulation and political nonsense, how can anyone claim to understand the truth when they don’t even know where to look for it? To help people get beyond the lies, this documentary features the police officers who were involved in the arrest of George Floyd and those who suffered the riots and the aftermath telling their stories in their own words. It also marks the first time that Derek Chauvin and Alex Kueng — the black officer who actually arrested George Floyd — have ever agreed to an interview,” said Chaix.
Alpha News is Minnesota’s scrappy alternative news source. I am proud to serve on its board. We do more with less, although we could do more with more (and would like to do so). The documentary was made possible by the generosity of Alpha’s contributors. Readers can support Alpha News here. The preview is below.
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