An act of civil disobedience turns into a standoff with police when homeless people in Cincinnati take over the public library to seek shelter from the bitter cold.
Directed by Emilio Estevez
library
affectation
cincinnati
angry
absurd
admiring
adoring
ambiguous
ambivalent
amused
assertive
audacious
awestruck
baffled
defiant
Trailer
IMDB
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Letterboxd
3.1 / 5
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Cast
Alec Baldwin
Detective Bill Ramstead
Taylor Schilling
Angela
Emilio Estevez
Stuart
Jena Malone
Myra
Christian Slater
Josh Davis
Jacob Vargas
Ernesto Ramirez
Gabrielle Union
Rebecca Parks
Michael Kenneth Williams
Jackson
Jeffrey Wright
Anderson
Rhymefest
Big George (as Che Rhymefest Smith)
Ki Hong Lee
Chip
Patrick Hume
Caesar
Crew
Emilio Estevez
Director
Emilio Estevez
Writer
Tyler Bates
Original Music Composer
Joanne Higginbottom
Original Music Composer
Richard Chew
Editor
Emilio Estevez
Producer
Alex Lebovici
Producer
Tyler W. Konney
Executive Producer
Sam Patton
First Assistant Accountant
Dan Perri
Title Designer
Popular Reviews
9 reviews
angie
7.0★ · 08/01/25
pour avoir bossé en bibliothèque les questions débiles posées par les usagers sont 100% accurate
pour avoir bossé en bibliothèque les questions débiles posées par les usagers sont 100% accurate
Ray ray
7.0★ · 08/30/21
after idk how much long i finally finished it it’s also a very weird and random movie but it’s good 👍
after idk how much long i finally finished it it’s also a very weird and random movie but it’s good 👍
Lucien WD
7.0★ · 07/06/19
I liked this quite a lot actually -- missed it at Dublin Film Festival and have been looking forward to it. Like an even more unsophisticated version of Money Monster. I haven't seen Estevez in such a big role in years and by god he's transformed into his father. Baldwin is probably the strongest dramatically he's been in quite a while. Michael K and his homeless buddies are all really fun to hang out with. Christian Slater a good villain. You could honestly show this in a Junior Cert CSPE class to teach about ethics but it's simple and honest and well-meaning and I go crazy for "Grapes of Wrath" quotations.
I liked this quite a lot actually -- missed it at Dublin Film Festival and have been looking forward to it. Like an even more unsophisticated version of Money Monster. I haven't seen Estevez in such a big role in years and by god he's transformed into his father. Baldwin is probably the strongest dramatically he's been in quite a while. Michael K and his homeless buddies are all really fun to hang out with. Christian Slater a good villain. You could honestly show this in a Junior Cert CSPE class to teach about ethics but it's simple and honest and well-meaning and I go crazy for "Grapes of Wrath" quotations.
