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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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Morgan Rojas 04 Aug 2018

Whether you are black, white, or anything in between, Whose Streets? is a captivating and culturally crucial watch.

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.

Tricia Olszewski 09 Aug 2017

[Whose Streets] is powerful stuff, and the documentary is inarguably important.

Josh Terry 30 Aug 2017

The footage is captivating, and Folayan and Davis include interviews with numerous locals and activists, including various figures such as Brittany Ferrell, who became key to the protest moving forward.

Richard Roeper 10 Aug 2017

This is about the residents of Ferguson, who reacted to the killing of Michael Brown by galvanizing a movement on the streets of their town and via social media. They knew the whole world was watching, and they had seized the opportunity to tell their stories.