You can watch the 13th movie on Netflix with subtitles, but if you don’t have Netflix, this is the non-sub video. file/d/1Nm0FpY4mL_tGyZuTVP_ktc5d61tkGeCk/view?usp=sharingREQUIREMENTS:Times New Roman Font, 12 pt., double spaced, one-inch margins. At least three secondary sources (The review, and two of our Source Texts that I attached- The_New_Jim_Crow_compressed.pdf and Angela-Davis-Are_Prisons_Obsolete.pdf) and one primary source (the film itself) on the works cited page, properly formatted. Transitions and appropriately indented paragraphs.The essay must be related to Mass Incarceration in United StateFill out the prewriting notes document by answering the questions and filling in the chart best you can. Once you have done that, write a paper that does the following. You don’t have to stick to this structure, but it’s fine if you do.1. SET UP: Summarize the film briefly, set up the paper with a thesis that will help focus the paper and alert the reader about its content.Sate your impression of the material before you watched the film.a. What ideas did you have about the role of racial bias in the criminal justice system, or the prison system in the US?b. Where do you think you got those ideas from? (You can use the ideas you jotted down during the automatic writing exercise.)c. What did you know about this documentary before you watched it?3. write about at least three of the following:c. What were your first impressions?d. What images and ideas stuck with you after watching the film?e. What did/didn’t you appreciate about its content?4. OTHER OPINIONS: What rating the author gave.g. How they justified their ratingh. Whether or not you agree with the rating.5. CONNECTION TO LARGER CONVERSATION AND CONCLUSION:i. Refer to at least two of the readings we have covered so far (by Alexander, Davis, or Sered), and write about the film in the context of those. How do you see this film through their eyes?j.