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Dear White People

KomedyaDramaRomansa

The lives of four black students at an Ivy League college.

Taon

2014

Tagal

1h 48m

IMDb

6.2

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Cast

Justin Simien

Director

Tyler James Williams

Lionel Higgins

Tessa Thompson

Samantha White

Cast

Justin Simien

Director

Tyler James Williams

Lionel Higgins

Tessa Thompson

Samantha White

Kyle Gallner

Kurt Fletcher

Teyonah Parris

Colandrea 'Coco' Conners

Brandon P Bell

Troy Fairbanks

Brittany Curran

Sofia Fletcher

Justin Dobies

Gabe

Marque Richardson

Reggie

Malcolm Barrett

Helmut West

Dennis Haysbert

Dean Fairbanks

Peter Syvertsen

President Fletcher

Brandon Alter

George

Kate Gaulke

Annie

Brian James

Martin

Keith Myers

Mitch

Bryan Daniel Porter

Gordon

Terry Hempleman

Professor Bodkin

NK

Naomi Ko

Sungmi

Justin Simien

Writer

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Silvia UachaneNov 22, 2022

The acting was well done, as was the location, the lighting, the camera work, etc. etc. Even the dialogue worked very well. The subject matter, however, and its treatment made the movie a well-done waste of time. What matters in today's economy is getting and keeping decent jobs. What the movie shows, however, is overly-privileged students who are more concerned with manufacturing racial hatred than with studying courses and gaining skills that employers want. It is as if Simien, the writer and director, has no experience with life outside his liberal-elite world. Black American culture is one of many shared experiences in America, and there is nothing particularly special or praise-worthy about it, but Simien seems unable to put his racial blinders aside. For goodness sake, we have Jews, Asians (many kinds!), whites, Latinos, Eastern Europeans, etc. -- we're all in it together. This white/black divide was already old a generation ago. If Simien wants to be relevant as a film-maker who appeals beyond his inbred elitist audience, he needs to open the curtains and let in some light.

Naomi Mâture KankouNov 22, 2022

Menippian and Juvenalian satire are at the forefront here. There's no comedy, there's just a message. Unfortunately, today, people have allowed this satirical work to become reality. Set at a prestigious Ivy League school outside of Chicago proper, "Dear White People" takes so much time on the inherent differences between black and white people, that it takes no real time or consideration to realize that it's the American culture that binds everyone together. It's not a bad film, and my opinion of it has grown for the better over time because it must be taken as a satire instead of a message. Obviously the filmmakers have it in mind that one particular group is the enemy, when the reality is that the far left politics are used to brainwash extremely smart and talented minds.