This award-winning documentary recaptures the harrowing story of Abdul Rahman, an 18th-century Muslim prince sold into American slavery from his native Africa. After living 40 years imprisoned on a Mississippi plantation, Rahman gained international recognition when emancipated. Based on Terry Alford's acclaimed biography, the film concludes with a reunion of Rahman's American and African descendants in Natchez, Mississippi. Narrated by actor and hip-hop artist Mos Def. Produced by PBS 2007, 60 minutes. Free with museum admission.