Selma

Martin Luther King Jr. is famous all over the world libertarian who championed the rights of blacks. Despite all the obstacles and the frequent misunderstanding surrounding Martin until the last not lowered hands and did everything possible to be heard. He knew how to raise people to fight, even if they are throughout your life feel as slaves and did not know what is freedom. The film tells about the most complicated and crucial period of life of the great revolutionary, the period when he finally decided to change everything.

The country has passed a series of demonstrations that showed the world what African-Americans want to fight for their rights, including the right to vote. But the time has come for decisive battle, which should happen in a small town called Selma, Alabama. It is in this town of Martin Luther faces hatred and anger from both local authorities and ordinary people. But he will not give up and takes over a crowd of people across the city who are not willing to put up with his plight. As a result, the protest March will cause unprecedented resonance in society and demonstrate what people are willing to sacrifice for the sake of their freedom.
"Selma," as in Alabama, the place where segregation in the South was at its worst, leading to a march that ended in violence, forcing a famous statement by President Lyndon B. Johnson that ultimately led to the signing of the Voting Rights Act.