The Minority (2006)

A young African American, Jake Jackson, is a happy, honest, law-abiding citizen who through many unfortunate events, experiences a full array of prejudices until he captures single-handedly the serial killer, David Fletcher, and his luck changes.

Director:

Dwayne Buckle

Writer:

Dwayne Buckle

Stars:

Billoah Greene, Carson Grant, Ava Mateova

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Cast

Credited cast:
Billoah Greene	...	Jake Jackson
Carson Grant	...	David Fletcher
Ava Mateova	...	Candy Apple
Bern Cohen	...	National Ent. boss
Charles Gaylord	...	Lamar X
James Stover	...	Chipper
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Sebastian Bear-McClard	...	Preston
Ron Bruce	...	Messenger
Theodora Dunlap	...	Maple
Emily Endeam	...	Serial Killer victim
Laleck Geene	...	Fruit Thief
John Greyland	...	Dept. Store Security #2 (as John Smith)
Oliver Hoyte	...	Pops
James Anthony Jackson	...	Sham
Capital Jay	...	Comedian on TV

Storyline

The nicest guy in the world, gets pushed to the brink of insanity.

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Plot Keywords:

betrayal | neo noir | gun | future | death | 

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Taglines:

All He Wanted, Was To Fit In

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Comedy

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Official Sites:

Official site Official site

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

29 March 2006 (USA)

Filming Locations:

Manhattan, New York City, New York, USA

Box Office

Budget:

$178,900 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

360 Sound and Vision Productions

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

User Reviews

Excellent Film

"The Minority," is an excellent perspective on what the African-American experience is like in modern day America. Cloaked in humor, this film is masterful in its depiction of true racism. "The Minority," has a layered effect. As you watch the film there is a lot to laugh about at the beginning. "The Minority," has many layers, but as the layers peel off, the raw reality of what the movie is truly about begins to sink in and the unsettling voice of consciousness sneaks up on you. "Is this really how it is?" "This is exactly how it is." Halfway through the movie, the subject matter at hand suddenly is no longer comical; as a matter of fact it becomes down right painful. Dwayne Buckle does an excellent job creating his first feature length film,and the promise of a great future awaits his arrival.

Moe DeNiro Urban Mogul Magazine