The Talk: Race in America
The Talk: Race in America documents the increasingly common conversation taking place in homes and communities across the country between parents of color and their children, especially sons, about how to behave if they are ever stopped by the police. In many homes, "The Talk," as it is called, usually contains phrases like this: If you are stopped by the police: Always answer 'yes sir, no sir'; never talk back; don't make any sudden movements; don't put your hands in your pockets. A diverse set of filmmakers speak to parents, children, family members, academics, police force members, and community activists, to illustrate the issue from multiple points of view and bring the discussion out of the kitchens and living rooms and into the public sphere.
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Perfect adventure that brings you into the movie can’t stop watching, even for food break
Love this movie. I'm so happy I watched it.
Hits a High Standard of Excellence... GREAT Film.
When I first saw this movie, I had this rare feeling like entering another world with my whole body and mind from beginning till the end.
Incredibly well crafted, acted, and produced. No disappointments here.
Watched this in the theaters and just had to watch it again.
Well done and played. Not many movies are done this well.
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Very well produced and written
What a movie. The price is worth paying. This movie gets straight to the point.
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