IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK Cast and Crew Q&A | TIFF 2018
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- Director Barry Jenkins’ ambitious follow-up to Moonlight adapts James Baldwin’s poignant novel about a woman fighting to free her falsely accused husband from prison before the birth of their child.
Brian spoke the truth, thank you Barry Jenkins for this masterpiece. Best Picture is over.
Kiki Layne’s gown is, as they say, giving me life!
The words Barry spoke in the end, about racial prejudice and systematic racism is so true. Hispanic and African American communities have been treated unfairly for decades now.
I just saw this movie today and I can not stop thinking about it. I saw Moonlight twice. And I think I'm gonna see this twice too. I can't shake it. It's so beautiful. Barry Jenkins with James Baldwin is a masterpiece!!
Oscar for best picture and for Regina King!!
The soundtrack was incredible. Just wow.
much love & respect to you Mr Jenkins!!!!
In the book mrs Hunt is supposed to be light skinned but I noticed in the trailer she isn’t, I’m disappointed in that because we don’t get to see how colorist and self hate exists in our culture as black people, I still think this movie will be Oscar worthy and I’m excited for it
Boabab Tree that is disappointing,
Colourism is often an ignored oppression in film, it effects black women the most... that’s why it’s overlooked.
But at the same time it is refreshing to see black love where the Black man and woman are both dark skinned, it’s so rare to see it from an American film.
I'm in love with this movie.
Paper boy? Yes! LOL
Is it just me or is this really quiet and hard to hear?
Well done. Heart felt movie. I would have. Liked more. Action. A better. Ending. Over all. Great. Story.!
I want to be in this world
I'm very happy that this movie is being made, and I do like the cast and director, but I'm disappointed that a novice was chosen for the lead role of Tish. The character is complex, and I'm concerned that they may neuter her dynamic: yes she is young and naive, but she does have a perspective, the story is her perspective. I would like that the film to portray her as a young woman who is little bewildered and anxious about what she is confronting about the circumstances -this circumstance of her life, that still she has an intimation of things, but is unsure and diffident in exactly how to manage rightly the means of reaching her desired ends. And that her family teaches her how in the way they manage Fonny's imprisonment and trial. The book does demonstrate that Tish can be passive, and that Fonny is a bit more mature that she is, but I think that the film has the capacity to better depict exactly why Baldwin made Tish the narrator and how she must handle herself in the world.
Lauren Miles shut up
What You Illustrated Has Come To Pass, Across The Screen. The Actress Performs A Wonderful Job. The Whole Cast Gives Their All.
Is it me or does da guy in da beginning sound like john malcovich
Kiki you are a Nubian Queen...
this voice is too small
So distasteful how Barry Jenkins curses - this is a really tacky habit that could distract from his brilliant work.
Mrs. Shelly Congo he’s real. He’s not a tightly buttoned, conservative Christian or something.
Let him be
@@thehoneyeffect This is off topic Honey but I saw your comments on another video Black Americans do not think we are the only black people but we are the only ones that only identify as black. We can't slide in and out of other identities. If you notice a jamaican is apart of the bigger identity, which is caribbeans. Black Americans do not belong to another network like African and caribbeans. I can be a from Grenada and just identify as that then caribbean then black as a last resort. I had a girl tell me she was Jamaican not black. Black is usually the last identity other blacks go by.
I Can See Your Point, However In This Instance, He Is Blurting Profanity, As A Means Of Calming Himself Down. He Is Most Likely Overwhelm, And Not Used To The Massive Attention. Time And Personal Grooming Is What's Required, To Build His Presence.
@@Wayne_C_Kelly_II I understand where you are coming from, he is young, so let's see if he will mature out of this habit as his career grows and there is more exposure given to him. We are judged already as he also stated, I want the world to concentrate on his brilliance and not his private characters.
@@jasminepearls1047 There is such ignorance in any African descendent who believes he or she is not black. That Jamaican person is pretentious, because Jamaicans (in Jamaica) define themselves as black and the white as white, the chinese as chinese, the indians as indians, although they are all Jamaicans. Perhaps being prideful, he/she was was making the point that he/she is not a black American, because Jamaicans hate to be categorized or mistaken as a non-Jamaican black.