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  • Final Trailer
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Movie Info & Cast

Synopsis

A woman in Harlem desperately scrambles to prove her fianc? innocent of a crime while carrying their first child.

Cast

  • KiKi Layne
  • Stephan James
  • Regina King
  • Colman Domingo
  • Teyonah Parris
  • Michael Beach
  • Aunjanue Ellis
  • Dave Franco
  • Diego Luna
  • Pedro Pascal

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Verified Review
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#greatcast

I LOVED THIS FILM. The camera captures gorgeous moments through eye contact from the actors which is mesmerizing. This love story is so beautiful and painful, It breaks my heart and makes me feel so much inside. Bravo to all the fantastically beautiful actors & the phenomenal director. Definitely seeing it again.

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Ashley A
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A beautiful love story with an upsetting ending. But sadly that ending is reality for a lot of minority families. Well shot movie. Brings out so many emotions.

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Wilma W

Metacritic

100
Dec 5, 2018

In the movies, love is cheap. It’s everywhere and nowhere, too often reduced to a formula or a reward. Beale Street knows better. It restores to love, romantic and familial, its sanctity—an ambition that makes it one of the most distinctive love stories in recent memory.

Metacritic review by Inkoo Kang
Inkoo Kang
Slate
70
Sep 9, 2018

The movie quotes Baldwin as saying, “Every black person born in America was born on Beale Street,” but this one may as well be located inside a snow globe. In deciding how to translate Baldwin’s prose to the screen, Jenkins may as well have made Allen Ginsberg’s “Howl” as a Douglas Sirk movie (or put Alice Waters’ “The Color Purple” through the Steven Spielberg filter).

Metacritic review by Peter Debruge
Peter Debruge
Variety