Reviews

This documentary was impactful, poignant and thought provoking at the same time. For those who have a pulse on the events unfolding in American society today, they will be able to clearly see the illnesses that are taking hold in the America today. For decades, what plagues marginalized communities have been seen as a fringe issues, when marginalized communities are what make America what it is today. The culture and its beauty is created from these citizens of American society. The core rot in the society lies in the systems and its structures that try to suppress these communities. This documentary captures all sides perfectly revealing how despite it all, these communities find ways to survive and thrive. The insights offered throughout this documentary are invaluable and deeply insightful. If anyone wants to see a better society, one where community building and collective camaraderie are part of the core of the society, they must see this movie. I highly recommend it.

This movie should be seen from an educational perspective. When they say that history repeats itself it is important to understand why. If one wants a reminder as to why, they should consider watching this. It leaves you with many mixed emotions. You feel like you are watching an episode of Law and Order with no legal trial. You feel you are watching CSI with no evidence presented. You feel you are watching a legal drama where there is truth being hidden like in the movie primal fear. It leaves you with a feeling of what people are capable of out of fear and trauma where there is no impunity. Its a must see for a open mind.

This film was so moving. The part I loved the most was how human the situation was. As you watch it, you feel the frustration of what its like to go through the day with that kind of adversity. When that adversity looks like abuse of power its especially difficult to digest. The young lady is so pure and a delightful soul. The thing that left me was that it only shows the story from the lens of "in the day of". It leaves you with the question, that what would be the consequence of making independent decisions. That anxiety hits you hard especially if you have experienced oppressive situations like this before. For many that have empathy or a history of systems like this, this movie definitely leaves a mark.