OT: Our Town

Year: 2003

Runtime: 76 min

Language: English

Director: Scott Hamilton Kennedy

Documentary

At Compton’s Dominguez High School, where basketball dominates, English teacher Catherine Borek takes a bold initiative. Despite lacking funding and a traditional stage, she decides to stage Thornton Wilder’s classic play "Our Town" for her students. This ambitious project becomes a transformative experience, fostering self-discovery within the classroom and inspiring a ripple effect that extends beyond the school’s walls.

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