Filmmakers Visit UB to Screen and Discuss a Powerful New Documentary

A recent article highlights the powerful impact of the documentary Us vs. Them, a film that challenges the way people think about criminal justice, identity, and the labels that divide communities.

The film brings together perspectives from both law enforcement and individuals who have experienced incarceration, showing how easily people are placed into categories of “us” and “them.” Through real stories and honest dialogue, it emphasizes that no one can be defined by a single moment or decision, and that understanding, accountability, and second chances are essential to building stronger communities. 

The article also explores how the documentary pushes viewers to rethink assumptions, recognize shared humanity, and consider new approaches to rehabilitation and reintegration. It reinforces a message that aligns closely with the mission of the Connecticut Hall of Change: real change begins when people are seen beyond their past and given the opportunity to grow.

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