Henson & Rockwell lead the cast but it's really organizer Ceesay that brings it all together
Best of Enemies was based upon a true story. It takes place in Durham, North Carolina in 1971. The two main characters are Taraji P. Henson as Ann Atwater and Sam Rockwell as C.P. Ellis. Atwater is a community activist trying to help out the African Americans of the city. Ellis is the head of the local chapter of the KKK. The two come to loggerheads over the schools which was a major flashpoint in the struggle to integrate America. The movie is about how two opposites on the racial divide could overcome their differences and help the city of Durham.<br /><br />The story has an important, but mostly overlooked part of the struggle for racial equality. Ellis welcomes a new member into the KKK’s youth corps and tells him that whites are an endangered species. Of course, whites were the majority in America and North Carolina, but the feeling amongst racists was that they were under siege and the victims even though they held all the power. That’s shown by the fact that the KKK is aligned with members of the city council. It shows that the idea that they would have to treat people as equals was a total shock to their entire identity and belief that America was for whites and whites alone.<br /><br />The main part of the movie is about the community meetings organized by Bill Riddick (Babou Ceesay) to try to come to a resolution about integrating the schools. The first one is just Ellis, Atwater and Riddick. Ellis is cajoled into attending because the white power structure wants him to represent whites rather than anyone else. The idea was that he would block any integration plans that were conceived.<br /><br />You would expect Atwater and Ellis to dominate the story, but it’s really the work of Riddick that was so crucial to the plot. Rather than having integration coming from a court or a government official it was the community meetings that Riddick organized that made the change.<br /><br />The movie is very well done and has a touching ending.
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