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Son of the South (2021)

In civil rights era Montgomery, Alabama, Klansman's grandson Bob Zellner must choose which side of history to be on during the Movement.

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CarlElmore 24 Nov 2022

Don't remember too much about this either but it was okay from what I remember.

DogeGamer2015 21 Oct 2021

Es una película decente y no merece la mala crítica que recibió; la trama es pasable y la actuación de Lucas Till es decente; es recomendable.

Richard Roeper 08 Feb 2021

This is an old-fashioned and borderline corny biopic that looks like it could have been made 40 years ago — but it’s also a true-life story about a man who denounced his racist lineage and dedicated himself to the cause, a man who is still with us today, and it’s a story well worth telling.

Mauro_Lanari 23 Mar 2022

(Mauro Lanari) Unexpectedly soft and beveled of dramatic peaks, it is a biopic that follows in the footsteps of the unsurpassed "Mississippi Burning" (Parker 1988), and I don't understand why Spike Lee insists on producing historical reenactments when these issues are of urgent topicality: what happened to the racial problem in the political agenda of the Democratic presidency of Biden and Harris? Expand

Ben Kenigsberg 04 Feb 2021

Accepted on its terms, the film does a reasonably absorbing job of dramatizing how Zellner’s convictions strengthened, pulling him away from the security of inaction.