Since Director Carvin Eison first released the film July '64 in 2006, its impact has been profound.  The documentary, which explores three nights of racial violence in Rochester, New York, during the summer of 1964,  has been screened and discussed locally, nationally, and even internationally.  The film has been covered in newspapers, on television and radio, across panel discussions and has been shown on college campuses where it is often seen as an invaluable historic and archival resource. To discover how this documentary's influence has affected the social landscape, click the button below to read:.