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Whose Streets? (2017)

A nonfiction account of the Ferguson uprising told by the people who lived it, this is an unflinching look at how the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown inspired a community to fight back—and sparked a global movement.

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Brad Keefe 23 Aug 2017

Through footage of both the initial chaos as protests turned into scenes resembling war zones to, more importantly, a running documentation of the firm and persistent disruptive activism that has continued for months, Whose Streets? is remarkable.

Robert A 31 Aug 2017

Sadly, I saw this in an empty theater. Those who should see it probably will not. It is a beautifully edited and warmly human account of people who had had enough of injustice and stood up to it in a struggle that continues. It could change minds if only they were open.

John Fink 25 Jan 2017

The documentary combines first-rate storytelling and citizen journalism, providing a harrowing, ground-up look at those that are often denied agency or dismissed as troublemakers to be tear-gassed.

Joe McGovern 10 Aug 2017

It’s stronger as a collection of Ferguson voices and figures, such as rapper Tef Poe, who quiets a crowd in one scene by warning, “You ain’t gonna outshoot [the police].” In moments like those, Whose Streets? is a tragic yet essential portrait of a community under siege.

Colin Covert 16 Aug 2017

The filmmakers captured the siege from the perspective of the people who lived through it, some calling for a calm, measured response, others committed to direct action and civil disobedience. Many risk their lives to block a highway.