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Daniel Kaluuya, known for his roles in "Black Mirror" and Get Out, stars in Judas and the Black Messiah. "No Small Parts" takes a look at his rise to fame.
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Title: Unexpected (2015)
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| Cobie Smulders | ... | Samantha Abbott | |
| Anders Holm | ... | John | |
| Gail Bean | ... | Jasmine | |
| Elizabeth McGovern | ... | Carolyn | |
| Aaron J. Nelson | ... | Travis (as Aaron Nelson) | |
| Tyla Abercrumbie | ... | Ms. Bryant | |
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Shonique Watkins | ... | Monique |
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Takiyah Dixon | ... | Kiki |
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Kevin Anderson | ... | Little Kevin |
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Audrey Morgan | ... | Ms. Taylor (Grandma') |
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Joshlyn Camille Lomax | ... | LaParis (as Jocelyn Lomax) |
| Preston Tate Jr. | ... | Jamal | |
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Jasmine Purcell | ... | Takiyah |
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Taylor Witherspoon | ... | Kiara |
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Aaliayah Romer | ... | Chymice |
An inner-city high school teacher discovers she is pregnant at the same time as one of her most promising students and the two develop an unlikely friendship while struggling to navigate their unexpected pregnancies.
To be honest i went straight past this movie as looking a bit "boring" (and yes im a woman) But hubby decided to pick it. I'm glad he did now in hindsight.
It gives a really touching account, if thats the right word to use, perspective from the eyes of different people and different circumstances in life and how they rationalize and reason. Maybe it was prettied over in parts but that was at the director/producers doing. I think its main objective is not to be deeply depressing or harsh on matters that have been done often, this sits middle of the road as to not offend people on either side of judgements and for that i commend it. I can not stand movies that are so far off base because of the film makers motives or opinions. It's a talent to stay neutral and do it well for character and plot development.
This is a movie you might only watch once but i think anyone could learn or take something away from it about people and life in general.