Fire in the Heartland: Kent State, May 4, and Student Protest in America (2010)

Fire in the Heartland is a documentary film that explores the tragic events of the Kent State University shooting in 1970. It delves into the student protest against the Vietnam War, the escalation of tensions, and the violent clash with the Ohio National Guard, resulting in the deaths of four unarmed students. Through interviews and archived footage, the film provides an in-depth examination of the incident and its impact on the anti-war movement and civil rights activism in America.