Klansville U.S.A.

This documentary runs for 60 minutes and features notable figures such as Oliver Platt and George Wallace. It delves into the paradox of North Carolina being seen as the most progressive state in the South while simultaneously housing the largest Klan organization in the United States. The film examines the historical context of racism and civil rights during this tumultuous era.

Collectors interested in documentary films will find Klansville U.S.A. to be a compelling exploration of a significant yet troubling aspect of American history. The documentary's focus on the Klan's influence in North Carolina adds a layer of complexity to discussions about civil rights and social justice. The DVD format is available for those looking to add this unique perspective to their collection.