Police and justice system that offers no justice to African Americans
Detroit is based upon a true story of police brutality in the Michigan city in 1967. When it came out the movie was largely missed by audiences but it’s something everyone should see.<br /><br />The movie comes in three acts. The first is the 1967 Detroit Riot which was provoked by a police raid upon an illegal club where everyone was arrested simply for being there. The second is the main body which is when a group of police and national guardsmen held a group of black men and two white women hostages in a hotel because they thought someone shot at them. They beat and abused the men and did even worse. The third act is when the police had to go to court for what they did. The first two are by far the best. You can guess what happened to the cops at their trial.<br /><br />The movie hits you in the gut. It’s tense and sickening and will make you angry at a justice system that offers no justice to African Americans. There’s a large ensemble cast and all the actors make the story come to life. It’s a must see.
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