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Fruitvale Station(2013)
Fruitvale Station(2013)
Powerful drama based on a shocking real life story that provoked debate and protest in America.
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Film Details
Year
1988
Duration
106 minutes
Genres
Comedy, Drama, Musicals
Language
English
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UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
Loosely based on his own experiences, Spike Lee uses music and comedy to present a unique take on the American college system. Surrounded by a culture consumed by football, fraternities and parties, “Dap”, an intense, serious student at a prestigious, historically black campus is immersed in the alternative world of political activism and social justice. Struggling to bring his friends along with him, they find themselves clashing with other members of the local community put off by their perceived privilege. Taking place over one wild weekend, Dap and his friends become caught up in romance and rivalry, but also have their perspectives on identity and self-esteem challenged. This is a typically dynamic, provocative film from Lee, one of the most significant chroniclers of African American culture in film history.
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