Newborn
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- Apr 10, 2026
I saw this in theaters back to back with You, Me and Tuscany to double up on black led movies. ------------------------------------------------ Nate Parker, who famously wrote and directed Birth of a nation(2014), has David Oyelowo (Who played MLKjr in Selma) star in what…
ConsciousReviewApr 14, 2026Another hard watch from Nate Parker. While the man is a whole other story, I absolutely loved American Skin so I showed up to Parker’s latest Newborn without knowing a single thing about it. Consider me happy about that because Parker is an exceptional writer who’s capable…
DanielleApr 10, 2026The inner saboteur really became his downfall LOL. I understand the intent and what the filmmakers are going for in terms of the story and social commentary, but there’s no reason for it to be this boring, uneventful, and predictable. The cast is solid tho. David Oyelowo…
Oney M. - Apr 10, 2026
maybe i am a bad person because i would never take the fall for my brother. Also im probably a bad partner because i don’t think i could stay for those 7 years.
ATrainnApr 9, 2026conceptually genius critique of the evils of our prison system. david oyelowo is phenomenal as the lead where he gives a truly haunting performance as a man lost in a world he used to call home, consumed by the trauma inflicted on him by the penal system, he is the ENTIRE…
gustavoApr 9, 2026Tricked by a cleverly edited trailer again! They made it seem like this would be a twisted psychological horror. What it was: a 'The Shining' inspired (sorta) criticism of racism, the prison industrial complex, and it's effects on mental health. The concept:…
Steve Saint. Eve - Apr 10, 2026
From the outset of “Newborn,” writer/director Nate Parker’s discombobulated psychological thriller opts for tawdry genre conventions over consistent human grounding. In the taxing opening, Chris (David Oyelowo, the film’s producer) is nestled with his wife Tara (Olivia…
Robert DanielsApr 10, 2026Cried my eyes out. This is real life. Every day, every year the system wrongfully incarcerates and fails Black women and men. Some make it through their sentence and are released but never given help/assistance--or the system makes it extremely difficult for them to get…
hibachiteriyakiApr 9, 2026Has a great twist! (If you have never seen a film with a twist before.)
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