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Reviews for I Am Not Your Negro

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7.7 / 10 1h 33min

Documentary

Working from the text of James Baldwin’s unfinished final novel, director Raoul Peck creates a meditation on what it means to be Black in the United States.

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Review by user846e7jogf5x

history is not the past, it is the present

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Review by user975dlmd1xnc

A Vital, Poetic and Groundbreaking Film

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Review by user445wjly7qbw

History isn't in the past it's in the present

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Review by user2247awhaj7j

A must see during the current uprising

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Review by user3840m0iu63y

Outstanding. love James Baldwin

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Review by user5500jm7ydo6

deeply moving, intelligent documentary

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Review by user782k9b2lvj2

Moving tribute to James Baldwin

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Review by user5858qxcdvjq

Essential doc coming at the right time

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Review by ElectricEagle

"I am not your Negro" is an unrestrained portrait of Race in the United States

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Review by user810jvtigdak

Maybe the most innovative and beautiful documentary I have ever seen

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Review by AuroraAlpaca

Every American should see this film.

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Review by user700e61xwwc4

I Am Not Your Negro - my review

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Review by SunlitSeahorse

Truth defies time and history reveals it

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Review by user1546gifkll0

An amazing use of cinematography and historical footage

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Review by RainbowRaven

Wonderfully presented! Moving, exhilarating...revelatory!

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Review by user181gkqpar03

This movie clearly, harshly, and beautifully explains where we need to start in order for the nation to change!

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Review by user28y8vmh6fv

profound and indelible statement that couldn't be more timely

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