Title DossierCrime

Still Here

CrimeDramaThriller

A New York journalist who gets assigned the story of a missing African-American young girl, risks his career and takes the matter into his own hands trying to find her.

Year

2020

Duration

1h 39m

IMDb

5.5

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Cast

VF

Vlad Feier

Director

Johnny Whitworth

Christian Baker

Zazie Beetz

Keysha

Cast

VF

Vlad Feier

Director

Johnny Whitworth

Christian Baker

Zazie Beetz

Keysha

Maurice McRae

Michael Watson

Larry Pine

Jeffrey Hoffman

RS

Rupert Simonian

Sam Perkin

Leopold Manswell

Reggie Green

Lou Martini Jr.

Stuard

Tibor Feldman

Judge Snow

Afton Williamson

Tiffany Watson

Gia Crovatin

Paige Sullivan

Danny Johnson

Anthony Evans

Steven Hauck

Captain Hardwick

Danielle Dallacco

Kristine

Karen Chilton

Marcy

Jeremy Holm

Greg Spaulding

Justiin Davis

Marcus Mitchell

Lorrie Odom

Counselor

Jared Kemp

Andre Watson

VF

Vlad Feier

Writer

PG

Peter Gutter

Writer

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Kefilwe MaboteFeb 15, 2023

The 2 main detectives were horrible actors. I couldn't take them and it was hard to overlook. i would rate this an 8 but they brought it down. It was a good movie though, main characters were great, (Father and Reporter) If you can get past the over acting and try hard detectives (especially Johnny Holm) you'll love it.

وائل شحمهFeb 15, 2023

Having good intentions is not always a guarantee of making a good movie - unless you are good at what you do. 'Still here' looked promising on paper but comes in as a difficult watch on many levels - including, messy editing, direction, photography, and a poorly realised script - featuring very few convincing situations and many unfocused characters. It comes across as another excuse to push the agenda of the unhelpful law and its big bad white guy type policing...offering little more than supposition to back up its accusations. Then, as if attempting to add some form of balance, one of the white detectives is shown in a detailed scene having an unexplained change of heart - but of course, his epiphany results in changing nothing, next we see of him he's right back to his nasty ol self. These types of character inconsistencies tend to continue across the board. Most acting is from the over the top school of expression - while some of this might sometimes work, overall , it's ultimately tiresome. The story is claimed as based on facts but these 'facts' come across as manufactured and mostly unbelievable (especially the resolution). Pity, as it offers the odd good line, and might have been better if given a sure-handed approach. A pile-on of endless foul language adds nothing to the general proceedings.

Ahmed ElshaafiFeb 15, 2023

This is inspired by true events. Monique Watson of Brooklyn goes missing. Only her family seems to care. Christian Baker (Johnny Whitworth ) a reporter doe his own investigation to help locate her. He gets a clue and runs a story claiming the police are not doing their job. It is interesting on how we accuse folks on loose circumstances and coincidences.Well done. I just did feel it. Guide: F-word. No sex or nudity.

kela junior 10Feb 15, 2023

This is a hard film to watch. It makes you feel, and makes you think whether everyone is caring for one another enough.

Babou Touray |🇬🇲❤️Feb 15, 2023

This movie is filled with raw emotion and symbolism that will have your eyes watering throughout. The family relationship is very well tight all around. We need more stories around resilience and family like this one. I enjoyed the story and the beautiful acting. A timely film

sfaruki076Feb 15, 2023

Superb acting from a largely unknown (by me, anyway) cast. Engaging and involving story. I have to say I'm always more compelled to watch movies based on true events. This one held me throughout. As a side note fans of Zazie Beetz (the one face I DID recognise) should be aware her role is of a 'Cameo' nature and lasts only a couple of minutes. Great film.

H0n€Y 🔥🔥Feb 15, 2023

Based on a true story - except it's not. What story ? It's made up nonsense. It's a hodge-podge of a white deranged liberals view of society. Such a shame as a real case could have been good. Police are ignoring a missing kid - (because the family is Black!). We get a statistic totally out of context on the screen that states about half a million kids are missing in the US. (But neglects to tell that 99.9% are back within a few hours). Anyway, It starts with the missing girl's father pathetically trying to put 3 flyers up and then attending a pointless 'group talk' meet, (which crops up again and again throughout the film) - rather than doing something about publicising his daughters plight. When the white liberal hero journalist tries to interview the father, at his project high rise apartment he irrationally gets angry about it and kicks him out wanting no publicity (Because he's Black and thats just part of the Black experiance no doubt??). But the Journalist manages to 'jive talk' with a agressive black gang outside to get a lead on a suspect which he writes about. Now in the heat of publicity, the corrupt police are forced to act. However, the suspect is Black and therefore doesn't survive Police Custody. The corrupt Police then try and arrest the Black Brother of the missing girl. And it goes on and on - the Black father is a cardboard character who gets sidelined to blabbing impotently at group meetings and other useless impotent behavour, while the focus is on the hero White liberal Journalist who does the job, gets beaten up etc... and pounds the pavement to dive deep to find out what happened to the girl. You simply can't get over how conceited and biased the film is when watching it.