Director Yance Ford Discusses His Personal Documentary 'Strong Island' | Meet Your Nominee

The transcript covers a discussion with Yance Ford, the filmmaker behind 'Strong Island', a documentary about the murder of Ford's brother, William Ford Jr., and the systemic issues of racial prejudice and redlining. Ford shares the journey of making the film, the challenges faced, and the broader implications of racial segregation. The conversation also touches on the flawed investigation of William's murder and the impact on the Ford family. The potential significance of winning an Oscar is also discussed.

What does Yancy Ford suggest about the investigation into his brother's murder?

In what ways does the film attempt to humanize William Ford Jr. beyond the night of his death?

What reflections does Yancy Ford share about his mother's feelings regarding raising her children?

What significance does Yancy Ford attribute to the potential of winning an Oscar for the film?