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| Tessa Thompson | ... | ||
| Kyle Gallner | ... | ||
| Teyonah Parris | ... | ||
| Brandon P Bell | ... | ||
| Brittany Curran | ... |
Sofia Fletcher
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| Justin Dobies | ... | ||
| Marque Richardson | ... | ||
| Malcolm Barrett | ... |
Helmut West
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| Dennis Haysbert | ... | ||
| Peter Syvertsen | ... |
President Fletcher
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| Brandon Alter | ... |
George
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| Kate Gaulke | ... |
Annie
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Brian James | ... |
Martin
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| Keith Myers | ... |
Mitch
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A social satire that follows the stories of four black students at an Ivy League college where controversy breaks out over a popular but offensive black-face party thrown by white students. With tongue planted firmly in cheek, the film explores racial identity in acutely-not-post-racial America while weaving a universal story of forging one's unique path in the world. Written by Anonymous
Dear Brown People...Yes, I see I have already offended some people with this title. I made myself set through the whole monotonous film trying to something out of it. It just didn't happen. It was like an after-school special that was an hour too long. I believe Justin Simien had to create this movie to remove some pent-up emotion from some traumatic racial episode he has had in the past. I am giving it a 3 only because I am feeling in a generous mood today. I believe Rodney King could have created a movie called 'Can't We all Just Get Along' and it would have been ten times more entertaining than this depiction of racial hatred. I had a bad feeling those who were not singing 'Follow the drinking gourd' in the theater might be escorted out...