We the People
Directed by Amardeep Kaleka
On May 25th, 1787, a convention began in Philadelphia that would forever change the world. In the months that followed, the delegates to the convention would produce one of the most important documents in human history: The Constitution of the United States. This framework for democracy has been the basis for freedom in the United States and the world for over two hundred years.
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We the People was directed by Amardeep Kaleka.
We the People has a runtime of 21m.
We the People was produced by Carmen K. Jones.
On May 25th, 1787, a convention began in Philadelphia that would forever change the world. In the months that followed, the delegates to the convention would produce one of the most important documents in human history: The Constitution of the United States. This framework for democracy has been the basis for freedom in the United States and the world for over two hundred years.
The key characters in We the People are Bailiff (Jeff Brochu), Prosecutor (Richard E. Brown), Juror (Ricky Brown).
We the People is rated Not Rated.
We the People is a Short, Drama film.