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Her Fight, His Name: The Story of Gwen Carr and Eric Garner (2024) is a powerful and intimate portrayal of Gwen Carr, the mother of Eric Garner, whose death at the hands of the NYPD in 2014 became a catalyst for the Black Lives Matter movement. Through six years of filming, the documentary captures Gwen’s transformation from a grieving mother into a relentless activist, facing public and personal hurdles in her fight for justice. Gwen channels her grief into a yearslong battle, drawing constant media coverage and international attention. Her fight challenges the NYPD and former New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, demanding accountability for the officers involved in her son’s death. The film also follows Gwen as she forms deep bonds with other “Mothers of the Movement,” women who have also lost family to police violence—the “club no one wants to be a part of.” When the news cameras go away, Gwen surrounds herself with photos of lost loved ones in her Staten Island home, drawing strength from their memories. These images serve as conduits for both grief and resilience, embodying the legacy of Eric Garner. From helping to pass the Eric Garner Anti-Chokehold Act in New York to championing the ongoing Medical Civil Rights Initiative, Gwen’s journey is one of unwavering resolve. Despite repeated failures by the justice system, she remains determined to protect other Black mothers’ sons and cherish her remaining family, showcasing the power of a mother’s love and activism. Directed by: Brad Bailey Produced by: Jered Everson, Deanna Cuadra Presented by: Life Stories