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Title: Blindspotting (2018)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Daveed Diggs | ... | Collin | |
| Rafael Casal | ... | Miles | |
| Janina Gavankar | ... | Val | |
| Jasmine Cephas Jones | ... | Ashley | |
| Ethan Embry | ... | Officer Molina | |
| Tisha Campbell-Martin | ... | Mama Liz | |
| Utkarsh Ambudkar | ... | Rin | |
| Kevin Carroll | ... | James | |
| Nyambi Nyambi | ... | Yorkie | |
| Jon Chaffin | ... | Dezz | |
| Wayne Knight | ... | Patrick | |
| Margo Hall | ... | Nancy | |
| Ziggy Baitinger | ... | Sean 'Ziggy' Jones | |
| Leland Orser | ... | Judge | |
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Travis Parker | ... | Randall Marshall |
Collin (Daveed Diggs) must make it through his final three days of probation for a chance at a new beginning. He and his troublemaking childhood best friend, Miles (Rafael Casal), work as movers and are forced to watch their old neighborhood become a trendy spot in the rapidly gentrifying Bay Area. When a life-altering event causes Collin to miss his mandatory curfew, the two men struggle to maintain their friendship as the changing social landscape exposes their differences. Explores the intersection of race and class set against the backdrop of Oakland.
Blindspotting is a film about Collin (Daveed Diggs) as he spends his last 3 days of probation trying to stay out of trouble. Once completed, he can move out of the halfway house he's living in and move on with his life. He works at a moving company with his best friend Miles (Rafael Casal).
The film is fantastic. The direction, writing (written by both Diggs and Casal), and acting are all incredible. Themes of loyalty, race, class, perception, gentrification, and violence are all intertwined without feeling forced, and there's amazing beauty to it all. At times its funny, at times its hard to watch, but its always gripping.
Just as real world issues have always inspired art, this film is very topical. Many of the current issues America is facing are addressed, and its powerful.
Keep an eye on Diggs and Casal. I wouldn't be surprised if they get an Oscar nod for Best Original Screenplay. And even if not, they did an absolutely brilliant job writing this film, and I hope for more from them like this.
Go watch this film. You won't regret it.