The Film 5 25 20, A Discussion about How We Can Make a Change in the World. Trigger Warning.

The Three Ladies Podcast interviews the team behind all of our video creations. David Toth and Cyril Caurthens are beyond creative geniuses. In this episode, we discuss their film, 5 25 20, about the reaction in the Charter Schools to the George Floyd murder. The film weaves elements of the realities of the past and now and how we still deal with similar circumstances. We hope this day before Juneteenth, this episode will spark discussions of how we can all see how to take steps to make change.
Film 5 25 20 - This movie is meant to be a conversation starter about a topic often buried in the public consciousness. Teaching the true history of the United States, which includes systemic racism, is demonized by certain factions as “Critical Race Theory” and ignored by those who find the topic uncomfortable. Those who are convinced that an effort should be made to teach a more complete history of our nation are often not certain how to proceed.
While this film does not aspire to provide a solution, it raises a different perspective that may be a starting point for fruitful conversations in an educational setting or a larger context.
David Toth - Co-Founder of JK Toth Productions.
Born in Hungary, David moved to the U.S. at 13. As a filmmaker, he has written many feature screenplays and short film scripts, most of which he also directed. His latest short film, Fear of Open Spaces, was shown in several New York City film festivals and garnered an Audience Award and Best Sound Editing.
As a writer, he has published several short stories, a novel, and a stage play, which debuted at the Hudson Guild Theater in February 2020. He is currently in post-production on his first feature film, 5.25.20, which deals with the reaction of New York City teachers to George Floyd’s murder. He teaches Film & Digital Media in a New York City charter high school.
Cyril L. Caurthens, Business Director and Founding Co-Partner of JK Toth
Productions.
A proud alumnus of Duke University, Mr. Caurthens has enjoyed an impressive career in leadership as a Marketing Manager and Director with some venerable businesses, including Grey Advertising, The New York Times, and Aetna Health Plans. He has both participated in and coached successfully at the HS Varsity, Collegiate, and semi-professional
sports levels. Always interested in self-direction, Cyril Caurthens was initially drawn to film-making through his desire to expand his investment opportunities and his love of acting.
Over the past twenty years, he has established a symbiotic work relationship with his business partner due to his talent for Account Acquisition and a strong knack for Video Editing. Cyril looks forward to the next chapter in the development of JK Toth.
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Yes how can we learn to have conversations about difficult topics - we need this ability now more than ever to learn to talk to each other ❤