Jerry McRae

Eriberto 2022-03-09 08:01:51

Based on the novel of the same name by Angela Thomas, it focuses on racial issues and police brutality. The 16-year-old black actress Starr Carter went to a party one night and met her childhood best friend Khalil. After the party, the latter drove her home. The two were stopped by a policeman on...

Annie 2022-03-21 09:03:23

In fact, there is hesitation about three points and four points.

Three points, because there are too many themes intertwined in the film, racism? Campus youth? Gang violence? Even if it is racial discrimination, the reasons for the police killing Khalil are fully explained: because the crime rate in...

Leonie 2022-03-27 09:01:21

The most valuable thing about this film is that it does not scold white people one-sidedly, but instead, while accusing white people of racial discrimination, examines the real problems that exist in the black community. Americans are really funny, they can't even say black, they hold high the banner of zzzq, and then they hate black people in their bones, and they can't even cover it.

Laverna 2022-03-15 09:01:11

No one can maintain neutrality in "The Hate You Give", but fortunately the movie does this from the perspective of an eyewitness. This work on racial conflict is a mix of perspectives, voices and interests. Power and violence above human nature divide you and me into two camps, strong and weak, rather than simple black and white. Any struggle for justice and morality cannot be achieved due to the disparity of power. The heroine tries to restrain and stay away from hatred, but the most intuitive complexion is the stance she cannot circumvent. Fortunately, the film did not fall into the rut of "BlacKkKlansman" political first, but wisely settled all conflicts on the growth of the girl. This also points out a feasible way for the issues discussed here, because denying itself is the premise to break this vicious circle.