Rustin

Rustin is a well-intentioned but ultimately flawed biopic that fails to capture the full scope and significance of Bayard Rustin's contributions to the Civil Rights Movement. Despite a strong performance by Colman Domingo, the film is hampered by a disjointed narrative, underdeveloped characters, and lackluster direction. While it brings some much-needed attention to an important historical figure, it falls short of providing a compelling and cohesive cinematic experience. With it's disappointing effort that squanders the potential of its fascinating subject matter. The film's uneven execution and lack of narrative clarity make it a missed opportunity to honor the legacy of Bayard Rustin in a way that resonates deeply with audiences.