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Charlotte soon becomes enamored with Joe Peretti, a 26-year-old caretaker of the convent and local school bus driver. Meanwhile, Rachel meets a local shoe store owner, Lou Landsky, and slowly begins a relationship with him. After the assassination of John F. Kennedy, Charlotte finds Joe ringing the convent bell and consoles him. However, as they begin to kiss, she feels filled with sin and flees. After the encounter, she begins fasting to purge her sinful thoughts, eventually passing out from hunger.

Solomon Sir Jones was a Baptist minister and businessman who also had an important career as an accomplishedamateur filmmaker. Jones was born in Tennessee to former slaves and grew up in the South before moving toOklahoma in 1889. As described on the website of Yale University's Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library,the Solomon Sir Jones films in Yale's collection consist of 29 silent black-and-white films documentingAfrican-American communities in Oklahoma from 1924 to 1928. They contain nearly 355 minutes of footage shot withthen-new 16-mm cameras. The films document a rich tapestry of everyday life: funerals, sporting events, schools,parades, businesses, Masonic meetings, river baptisms, families at home, African-American oil barons and theirwells, black colleges, Juneteenth celebrations and a transcontinental footrace. Jones also documented histravels. IndieWire termed these films "the most extensive film records we have of Southern and urban black lifeand culture at the time of rapid social and cultural change for African-Americans during the 1920's, the verybeginning of the Great Migration, which transformed not only black people as a whole, but America itself." TheSmithsonian also has nine reels of film, comprising approximately two hours of footage. The films have beenpreserved by Yale University Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library and the Smithsonian National Museum ofAfrican American History and Culture.

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