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Fruitvale Station
Lola 2022-03-25 09:01:13
Oscar Grant (Michael B. Jordan) lives in Oakland with his girlfriend Sophina (Melonie Diaz) and their four-year-old daughter. December 31, 2008, was Oscar's mother's birthday. In the morning, he sent his daughter to kindergarten and his girlfriend to work as usual. Oscar has sold marijuana, been in jail, and was fired for being late, but he's ready to start a new life in the new year. In the evening, everyone gathered together to celebrate his mother's birthday and to celebrate the arrival of the new year. After the party with his family, Oscar took Sophina and a group of friends to take the subway to San Francisco to watch the fireworks. On January 1, 2009, the first morning of the new year, they took the subway home after a night of revelry, but Oscar met an "old man" who had been in prison together before. His appearance changed everything. People...
This film is based on a true story.
This film is based on a true story.
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Maiya 2022-04-23 07:03:10
In fact, there are many angles, black people are not necessarily weak
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Ernestina 2021-12-28 08:01:32
Written and directed by Ryan Coogler, he presented the Fruitvale subway station incident in San Francisco with a surprisingly calm and objective perspective, and worked hard to restore the last 24 hours of the life of the black youth Oscar Grant. The director took the size just right, neither deliberately sensationalizing to beautify Oscar’s image, nor to vilify the police’s accusation that justice was delayed, everything was left to the viewers to judge, silence was better than sound, we felt so unanimously at the moment the gun fired. Shock and sadness
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Sophina: Wanda, they shot Oscar. They say he's alive, but his eyes was closed. They're taking him to Highland. You gotta come get us right now.
Wanda: I'm on my way.
Sophina: [hanging up] Oh, fuck.
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Oscar Grant: We just tryin' to get home.
Officer Caruso: Well, maybe you should've thought about that before started acting like a punk-ass bitch.
Oscar Grant: You's a bitch-ass nigger, for real.
Officer Caruso: Did you call me a bitch-ass nigger?
Oscar Grant: Don't fuckin' say that.
Officer Caruso: Bitch-ass nigger, huh?
Oscar Grant: [grabbed and thrown on his stomach] What the fuck? I ain't do shit!