Community Resilience: How does the film portray the resilience of the often$-$overlooked rural Black community in Panola during the pandemic? What creative strategies did they employ to survive?

Dorothy Oliver's Role: Dorothy Oliver runs a makeshift Covid vaccine coordination center from her convenience store in a mobile home. How does her dedication and resourcefulness impact the town's vaccination efforts?

Health Disparities: The film highlights the contrast between Panola's high vaccination rate $($nearly $99\%$ of adults$)$ and Alabama$$s overall low vaccination rates. What does this reveal about health disparities in rural communities?

Documentary Techniques: Discuss the documentary's storytelling techniques, such as its use of interviews, visuals, and music. How do these elements contribute to the film's impact?

Recognition and Impact: The Panola Project received numerous awards and recognition. How did this film resonate with audiences, and why do you think it struck a chord with viewers?