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Whose Streets? takes a close-up look at the civil unrest that erupted after a shocking act of violence in Ferguson, Missouri - and the decades of simmering tension leading up to it.
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Whose Streets? is an impassioned polemic. Sep 19, 2017 | Full Review…
Whose Streets? is an impassioned polemic.
Michael Phillips
"Whose Streets?" illustrates a generational changing of the guard in the rhetoric and aims of social activism, along with a growing impatience and a reliance on tactics that can seem as naive as they are highly visible. Sep 7, 2017 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
"Whose Streets?" illustrates a generational changing of the guard in the rhetoric and aims of social activism, along with a growing impatience and a reliance on tactics that can seem as naive as they are highly visible.
Ty Burr
Folayan and Davis have put together a magnetic look at what it was like to live in that neighborhood, to walk those streets and to experience the eruption that turned everything upside down. Aug 31, 2017 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review…
Folayan and Davis have put together a magnetic look at what it was like to live in that neighborhood, to walk those streets and to experience the eruption that turned everything upside down.
Bill Goodykoontz
"Whose Streets?" doesn't pretend to solve any problems, only illuminate those that are happening everyday. It's a documentary that lives and breathes in the here and now. Aug 18, 2017 | Rating: A | Full Review…
"Whose Streets?" doesn't pretend to solve any problems, only illuminate those that are happening everyday. It's a documentary that lives and breathes in the here and now.
Adam Graham
Told from the perspective of activists, artists, and residents, Whose Streets? is a commemoration of and tribute to the humans of Ferguson. Aug 17, 2017 | Full Review…
Told from the perspective of activists, artists, and residents, Whose Streets? is a commemoration of and tribute to the humans of Ferguson.
Lovia Gyarkye
"Whose Streets?" marks the filmmaking debut of Folayan and Davis, and it's charged by its personal touch. Aug 15, 2017 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
"Whose Streets?" marks the filmmaking debut of Folayan and Davis, and it's charged by its personal touch.
John Hartl
It is a remarkably assured debut for Folayan, who captures the protests with a sense of urgency. Jun 4, 2019 | Rating: 3/4 | Full Review…
It is a remarkably assured debut for Folayan, who captures the protests with a sense of urgency.
Matthew Lucas
A powerfully intimate look at a city under occupation and a people under siege. Mar 29, 2019 | Rating: 3.5/5 | Full Review…
A powerfully intimate look at a city under occupation and a people under siege.
Daniel Barnes
Few films so concisely and vigorously convey the bottomless passion of a people whose singular want is a measure of humanity Dec 3, 2018 | Full Review…
Few films so concisely and vigorously convey the bottomless passion of a people whose singular want is a measure of humanity
Daniel Nava
The depiction of activists cleverly figuring out ways to use what little resources they have in a situation that is heavily rigged against them is what makes the film transcendent because you see how they come from such a personal place. Nov 1, 2018 | Full Review…
The depiction of activists cleverly figuring out ways to use what little resources they have in a situation that is heavily rigged against them is what makes the film transcendent because you see how they come from such a personal place.
Stephen Saito
Whether you are black, white, or anything in between, Whose Streets? is a captivating and culturally crucial watch. Aug 5, 2018 | Full Review…
Whether you are black, white, or anything in between, Whose Streets? is a captivating and culturally crucial watch.
Morgan Rojas
Whose Streets? is a valuable historical document that will eat away at the injustice of racism that still permeates this society. [Full Review in Spanish] Mar 14, 2018 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Whose Streets? is a valuable historical document that will eat away at the injustice of racism that still permeates this society. [Full Review in Spanish]
Laura Hiros
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