Flag Day
In the small farming village of Three Oaks, Michigan, home to the largest Flag Day parade in the country, a community of veterans, business owners, marching bands, and volunteers spends a single weekend each June reviving a pageant of American memory and ritual. The film unfolds as an observational, verité portrait of small-town civic life in an era of polarisation, asking what still binds Americans together and whether those bonds can be renewed.
