Post questions.
-The film presents one family's denial that their family member may have jumped, and also the acceptance of a husband that his wife may have jumped. Why do you think there is such a difference in these two points of view?
-Is it important that we know the identity of the jumper?
-Is showing the photo exploitation?
-“I hope we’re not trying to figure out who he is, but
rather who we are through watching that.” What does Gwendolyn Briley (the sister of the man identified in the photo) mean by
this?
-How do you feel about the analogy being made that it is
the tomb of the unknown soldier for that day?
-“We can’t hope to understand these incredible times,
unless we bear witness to these images.” What does this mean to you?