A black man begins an uprising after police kill his brother during a routine traffic stop.
Trailer
Cast
David J. Buchanan
Director
Toussaint Morrison
Joe
Geoff Briley
Derek
Malick Ceesay
Cole
Addison Pennington
Head Officer
Matt Cedarberg
Trainee Officer
Valerie Rose
Selma
Charla Marie Bailey
Georgina
Amanda Day
News Anchor
N'Namdi Andersen
Field Reporter
Connor Nelson
News Camera
Kiara Jackson
Roshida
Leonard Searcy
Marcus
Rod Kasai
Lamar
Krista Barnes
Secretary
Paul Economon
Raid Police
James Wilsford
Raid Police
Chris Clay
Self - Interviewee
Zach Damond-Midnight
Self - Interviewee
David J. Buchanan
Writer
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Comments
6 Comments
Neither hating all cops or hating all black people is a solution. Wake up and realize that it is BOTH black culture of cop-hating and gang-worship AS WELL AS white culture of black=criminal that is splitting us apart. We need to come together, not apart. Don't believe media. Think before you hate.
The real life interviews add a different perspective to what blacks in America have been experiencing for centuries. Great movie, great acting, great directing.
When Cole Grant (Malick Ceesay ) is killed by the police, his brother Joe (Toussaint Morrison ) considers change by any means necessary. The film is in part a documentary of real interviews woven into the fictional narrative. Toussaint Morrison wasn't overpowering in his role. Acting wasn't great and it seems the script writer/director didn't know where to go with the story. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.
Wow, this was trash but 1/10 is the lowest score I've ever seen on this website. This is a Floyd ripoff that misses on 3 of 4 cylinders. Guy gets pulled over and white cop bad begins. America is tired of this lie that keeps getting pushed at $2B in the last year. If this is the future then take me now, Lord!
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