| C.S.A. - The Confederate States Of America | |||||
| Genius Products (2005) | |||||
| Comedy, Drama | |||||
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| Evamarii Johnson | Patricia Johnson | |
| Rupert Pate | Sherman Hoyle | |
| Larry Peterson | V | |
| Greg Kirsch | Confederate Family Dad | |
| Renee Patrick | Confederate Family Mom | |
| Molly Graham | Confederate Family Child | |
| William Willmott | Confederate Family Slave/Voice of Frederick Douglas | |
| Greg Hurd | Mr. Johnson | |
| Ryan L. Carroll | Bobby | |
| Don Carlton | Colonel Bloodhound | |
| Kevin McKinney | Blackface Abraham Lincoln | |
| Kevin McKinney (II) | ||
| Charles Frank | Narrator | |
| Will Averill | Blackface Harriet Tubman | |
| Arlo Kasper | Old Abraham Lincoln | |
| Joe Bugni | Car Guy No. 1 |
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| Producer | Rick Cowan
Sean Blake Spike Lee |
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| Writer | Kevin Willmott
Sean Blake |
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What If The South Had Won The War? What would happen now if the South had won the Civil War? Told through the lens of a faux British documentary, CSA: The Confederate States Of America provides a bracing and provocative look at a very different America that might have been. Using fabricated movie segments, old government information films, television commercials and actual stock footage from our own history, CSA: The Confederate States Of America is: "The first great American film of the year! It's like Jean-Luc Godard directing a screenplay by Dave Chappelle." - Matt Zoller Seitz, New York Press |
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