89/100
Some of the best acting I have seen in recent memory. I had no idea how spot-on Daniel Kaluuya's Fred Hampton was until the archival footage was shown at the end of the film. Surprisingly great cinematography. The screenplay was great, even though I feel like there could have been some key moments added to expand on O'Neil's mental state, but a great portrait of the character nonetheless. Definitely worth the watch. This is a crazy good debut film from Shaka King.
89/100
Some of the best acting I have seen in recent memory. I had no idea how spot-on Daniel Kaluuya's Fred Hampton was until the archival footage was shown at the end of the film. Surprisingly great cinematography. The screenplay was great, even though I feel like there could have been some key moments added to expand on O'Neil's mental state, but a great portrait of the character nonetheless. Definitely worth the watch. This is a crazy good debut film from Shaka King.