Violence against black people was always just below the surface in America
This is an outstanding film based upon the 1923 massacre of black people in Rosewood, Florida. A white woman falsely accused a black man of beating her, which through rumors turned into rape, leading to a mob attacking all the African Americans in town.<br /><br />The movie is a reminder that the end of slavery did not mean the end of oppression in the United States. It shows that race mixing was considered a threat to the white race and could easily be manipulated by white women to cover up their own indiscretions. The story also highlights that violence was always just under the surface in the country and could easily explode with any provocation.<br /><br />Rosewood has a great cast starting with Don Cheadle who I’m never disappointed in. There’s also Ving Rhames, Esther Rolle, Jon Voight, Michael Rooker, Elise Neal, and others. On top of that John Singleton did the direction.<br /><br />Singleton did a great job with the story. He didn’t just present the town and then bang the killing began. Singleton spends time developing the characters and building up the tension until things explode. In the process he brought to life things that you can only see in photographs like celebrations over lynchings and more.<br /><br />It’s disturbing, thought provoking and necessary so we don’t forget what happened in America.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["John Singleton"], "Producers": ["Tracy Barone", "Jon Peters"], "Starring": ["Jon Voight", "Ving Rhames", "Don Cheadle"], "Studio": ["WARNER BROS."]}

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