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Bissonette House: When Half of Your Heart Dies| 5mins
Director: Andrew Fazekas (COM '08), Corey Herring (COM '07) & Jesse Koch | Producer: Andrew Fazekas (COM '08), Corey Herring (COM '07) & Jesse Koch
Focus Years: 2006 | Country: United States
Subject Tags: americas, crime, culture, peace, united states, violence
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
As part of her “Stop the Violence” campaign, Sister Karen Klimczak spearheaded this project as a way to spread her message of non-violence. This video tells the story of Gloria Clark, who tragically lost her son when he was shot and killed as he was leaving a social club in Buffalo, New York. She tells her story in hopes of sparing others the same grief that she has experienced.
Bissonette House: When Half of Your Heart Dies | 5mins

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