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From KQED in San Francisco, I'm Nina Kim. Coming up on forum, we look at why doctors and

public health officials are warning that trying to get Omicron because it seems inevitable or,

quote, milder than other variants is still not a good idea. First, though, award-winning documentary filmmaker Stanley Nelson joins us.

Nelson sheds light on both familiar yet under-explored corners of the African-American experience.

We'll talk to him about his latest film Attica, which was recently shortlisted for an Oscar,

and hear how he gets his subjects to open up and what draws him to stories

about institutions and movements that are greater than any one individual. Join us.

This is Forum. I'm Mina Kim.

The documentary film Attica, which Stanley Nelson directed and produced with Tracy A. Curry,

has recently been shortlisted for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature.

The film is about the September 1971 uprising at Attica State Prison in New York

in the shockingly bloody, brutal, and deadly retaking of the prison by state troopers and the National

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