Joel Edgerton

Ruth Negga

Michael Shannon

Marton Csokas

Nick Kroll

Bill Camp

Sharon Blackwood

Alano Miller

Terri Abney

David Jensen

Jon Bass

Christopher Mann

Winter-Lee Holland

Michael Abbott Jr.

Chris Greene

Will Dalton

Matt Malloy

Andrene Ward-Hammond

D.L. Hopkins

Jennifer Joyner

Lance Lemon

Marquis Adonis Hazelwood

Brenan Young

Dalyn Cleckley

Quinn McPherson

Jevin Crochrell

Jordan Williams Jr.

Georgia Crawford

Micah Claiborne

Devin Cleckley

Pryor Ferguson

Karen Vicks

Scott Wichmann

Benjamin Loeh

Bridget Gethins

Mark Huber

James Matthew Poole

Coley Campany

Sheri Lahris

Jordan Dickey

Coby Batty

Chris Condetti

Logan J. Woolfolk

Robert Haulbrook

Keith Tyree

James Nevins

W. Keith Scott

Tom Lancaster

Lonnie M. Henderson

Brian Thomas Wise

Ken Holliday

Terry Menefee Gau

Marc Anthony Lowe

Jay SanGiovanni

Tyrell Ford

James Atticus Abebayehu

Jim D. Johnston

Derick Newson

Miles Hopkins

Kenneth William Clarke

Robert Furner

Victoria Chavatel Jimison

Darrick Claiborne

Raymond H. Johnson

Dean Mumford

Rebecca Turner

Mike Shiflett

Greg Cooper

A. Smith Harrison

Keith Flippen

Jason Alan Cook

Lucas N. Hall

Benjamin Booker

Gary Archer

Jeff Nichols

Nancy Buirski

Julie Monroe

Marc Turtletaub

Jared Ian Goldman

Will Greenfield

Jonathan Guggenheim

Chad Keith

Peter Saraf

Brian Kavanaugh-Jones

Oge Egbuono

Francine Maisler

Erin Benach

Sarah Green

Adam Willis

Ged Doherty

Colin Firth

Jack Turner

Lauren Mikus

Adam Stone

Ben Rothstein

David Wingo

Jean-Paul Chreky

Gary Pilkinton

Trevor Smithson

A. Patrick Storey

Travis Corprew

Susan E. Novick

Lee Mason

Julia Lallas

Kenneth Walker

Ben LeDoux

Samantha M. Capps

Brian Morton

Cas Donovan

Elizabeth Paschall

Katie Middleton

Rachel Landis

Will Files

P.K. Hooker

Bob Kellough

Chris Navarro

Brandon Proctor

Jason Gupton

Chad Hessler

Alexander Schuler

Max Fischer

Maxwel Fisher

Joel Dougherty

Andrea Gard

Stephen G. Shifflette

Richard Bullock Jr.

Dylan Conrad

Ronald Alexander

Aaron Vexler

Roslyn Blankenship

Hannah Ross

Kenneth Neil Moore

Pud Cusack

Sean Engel

Kevin Mucha

Shayna Brown

Proctor Trivette

Kevin Dyer

Stephen McBride

Tommy Martin

Susan Sutphin

Richard Blankenship

David Grimaldi

David Keith Broome

Henry Walton

Miles Brew

Tonja Greenfield

Adunbi Kazembe

Eric Gruber

Rocky Ford

Judy Kirschner

Kevin Gallagher

David Regan

Timothy P. Reilly

Emily Kacere

Lou Rubsamen

Jonny Pray

Jay B. Richardson

Christine Conway

Theresa Marsh

Michael Piekutowski

Jamal McLemore

Jonathan D. Ortiz

Warren Hickman

Tony Costello

Michael Roy

Christopher Smitty Smith

Karen Wolfe

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**The choices of life we want to live are ours to make.**

The film was inspired by the real life event, book and the documentary film. The message was awesome, but it's more like a personal. At least from the film's perspective about a couple and their struggle. Also the personalities of those two, who are so quiet, hence seems it was like a documentary film with a feature film touch. That does not mean Ruth Negga deserved the Oscars nominee. She got it only because of the black quota, otherwise there are many great performances to be considered who are not white, black or even American.

So coming to the film, I like this kind of drama, It was so realistic and I won't mind if it runs past two hour mark. The first appreciation must go the two lead actors, they were the soul of the film. Surely awards worthy performances, but like I said not the Oscars. Especially I loved the Joel Edgerton's part. It is one of his, maybe the best I have seen so far, For many reasons the people should watch this. Jeff Nichols of 'Take Shelter' fame did good in writing and direction, especially after his slightly disappointing previous film. One of the best biopic of the year and I recommend it not to miss, particularly for the family audience.

_7/10_

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This aptly named true story follows the troubles of Richard (Joel Edgerton) and Mildred (Ruth Negga) battling racist bigotry in Virginia in the late 1960s. This inter-racial couple are married, and she is expecting a child when both are arrested for breaching the state's strict rules on miscegenation. After a brief incarceration, he is released then shortly after she is too and given a suspended sentence providing that they leave the county and never return. Well they do for the birth of their child, but a timely intervention from their lawyer Beazley (Bill Camp) just about saves the day before the more strategic lawyer Bernie Cohen (Nick Kroll) alights on a plan to have them re-arrested so he can appeal the original verdict at the highest court in the land. It's a risky strategy. Only one in four hundred cases presented to the US Supreme Court are actually heard and feelings are running high in a state where white supremacy rules the roost and arguments about races all keeping to their "God-given" parts of the world are freely circulated and endorsed by large swathes of the population. This is another of these films that rather candidly illustrates just how the land of the free was anything but. The politics of toleration prevailing over those of freedom of choice, marriage or even association. Legitimate weddings (in other states) are held invalid here and these two people must, in real life, have faced quite a degree of trepidation as they did their own unique form of trail-blazing. It does miss out on quite a bit of context and the characters' predicament is presented to us without us getting to know them, how they met, fell in love etc. Not that that negates the message, but as a drama it would have been a better grounding to appreciate just why they were prepared to struggle so. It's watchable and interesting enough, but is a bit soporific at times and whilst their problems are the stuff of nightmares, I somehow struggled to engage with the cast.

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