Blindspotting
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Synopsis
Colin (Daveed Diggs), a black man from Oakland, must survive the remaining three days of his probation. Colin and his childhood friend Miles (Rafael Casal), a white troublemaker, work for a moving company. One day, on his way home, Colin witnesses a black man suddenly appear in front of his car and be shot from behind by a white police officer. As a result of this, the two are forced to confront realities such as their identity and changes in their hometown, which is rapidly becoming more upmarket, and their relationship is gradually put to the test. If Colin can endure the remaining three days, he will be able to start a new life as a free man, but the unexpected behavior of problem child Miles threatens that Being There.
Work information
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Directed by: Carlos Lopez Estrada
Produced by: Keith Calder
Jess Calder
Rafael Casal
Daveed Diggs
Screenplay: Daveed Diggs
Rafael Casal
Cinematography: Robbie Baumgartner
Production Design: Tom Hammock
Costume Designer: Emily Batson
Edited by Gabriel Fleming
Music: Michael Jeczersky
Music Supervisor: Jonathan McHugh
cast
Daveed Diggs
Rafael Casal
Janina Gavankar
Jasmine Cephas Jones
Ethan Embry
Tisha Campbell-Martin
Utkarsh Ambudkar
Wayne Knight
"Blindspotting"
Currently screening at Shinjuku Musashinokan, Shibuya Cine Quinto and other venues
Distribution: REGENTS
(c)2018 OAKLAND MOVING PICTURES LLC ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
*Information as of September 2019 article publication.
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*Information as of April 2, 2020