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Vincenza 2021-12-29 08:01:38

Overview The "Alger Motel Incident" from the night of July 26 to the early morning of July 26, 1967 occurred in Detroit, Michigan, USA. The hotel is only one mile away from 12th Street where the riots took place. The suspicious point of the incident so far is that three black male teenagers were...

Rylan 2022-04-19 09:02:29

"Detroit" is one of the movies I'm looking forward to this year. The opening, cleanly and violently, created a tense atmosphere, the fifth largest city in the United States was reduced to a war zone, and the streets echoed with angry proclamations of black people: "President Lyndon said, 'My dear...

Eldora 2022-04-22 07:01:40

Why black people still hate and distrust the American police up to now, this film speaks clearly and does not overheat. In terms of shooting techniques, this is more documentary than I am not your nigger and other documentaries. From the beginning, it relies on exaggerating the background chaos to quickly pull the audience into the Detroit riots of 1967, and then uses the interpretation and the news materials at that time to blur the truth. With drama, the look and feel is not too great. Arguably the first strong Oscar competition of the year

Coralie 2022-03-22 09:02:15

When it comes to social significance, Bigelow can naturally find countless reasons to justify her (as a white, um) choice of an extremely uncomfortable perspective that does not belong to anyone present, but even raising both hands to support the existence of this film will There's no denying that the same story deserves a more responsible way of telling than inflicting fear on the audience... (most fictional directors really think too little about what their cameras are doing...