Starr witnesses the fatal shooting of her childhood best friend Khalil at the hands of a police officer. Now, facing pressure from all sides of the community, Starr must find her voice and stand up for what's right.
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Cast
George Tillman Jr.
Director
Amandla Stenberg
Starr Carter
Regina Hall
Lisa Carter
Russell Hornsby
Maverick 'Mav' Carter
Anthony Mackie
King
Issa Rae
April Ofrah
Common
Carlos
Algee Smith
Khalil
Sabrina Carpenter
Hailey
K.J. Apa
Chris
Dominique Fishback
Kenya
Lamar Johnson
Seven Carter
TJ Wright
Sekani
Megan Lawless
Maya
Rhonda Johnson Dents
Miss Rosalie
Tony Vaughn
Mr. Lewis
Marcia Wright
Tammy
Al Mitchell
Mr. Reuben
Karan Kendrick
Iesha
Audrey Wells
Writer
Angie Thomas
Writer
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I Just saw a secret screening of this movie , I didn't know it was going to be this film , so I had no expectations and went in with a clear mind. All I can say is wow, you will be taken on a ride on all different emotions and come out the cinema feeling touched. This movie is not a huge blockbuster and not alot people will know how about it but people should know about it and it's a movie everyone should see!
Racism is real. This movie is the first example I've seen of a movie that provides sensitivity to such a "controversial" subject. People in the theatre were crying and comforting each other during and after the movie. Philando, Trayvon, Sandra, Tamir and others who have died at the hands of an officer, the murders been shown on the news constantly can traumatize a person. This movie became a safe space and a conversation starter. How do you discuss police brutality? How do you discuss injustice? I encourage everyone to watch this movie. It may open your eyes to something you never noticed. Bring tissues.
