Eléonore Hamelin’s film “Quiet No More” explores how the Reverend Sharon Risher, in the years after her mother and eight other members of the Emanuel A.M.E. Church were murdered by a white supremacist, rose above her doubts in humanity to become a gun-violence activist.

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