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Synopsis

Written and directed by Chiwetel Ejiofor, ROB PEACE is based on Jeff Hobbs’ bestselling and critically acclaimed work of nonfiction. Robert Peace grew up in an impoverished section of Newark and later graduated from Yale on scholarship. Peace led a dual life in academia, earning degrees in molecular biophysics and biochemistry while also selling marijuana to aid his father who he believed was unjustly imprisoned for murder.

Cast

  • Michael Kelly
  • Chiwetel Ejiofor
  • Camila Cabello
  • Mary J. Blige
  • Jay Will
  • Juan Castano
  • Will Fitz
  • Thom Niemann
  • Max MacKenzie
  • Kevin D. Benton

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Verified Review
#allthefeels
#truestory

Surprised that my husband and I were the only people in the theater

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Sharon F
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#allthefeels

Enjoyed the movie and I wish for Rob that he chose himself rather than his dad

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Carina J

Metacritic

60
Jul 31, 2024

Rob is turned from stereotype to person, thanks to Will’s incredible work and Ejiofor’s unwavering commitment to capturing a full life, supported by Rob’s mother off screen. It’s an involving yet troubling tribute.

Metacritic review by Benjamin Lee
Benjamin Lee
The Guardian
58
Jul 31, 2024

If there’s any takeaway from “Rob Peace” for the industry folks in the audience, it’s the leading-man power and charisma of Jay Will, who gives an overwhelmingly heart-open performance that makes you understand why everyone in his midst adored him, and how his life’s richness lent well to a best-selling biography.

Ryan Lattanzio
IndieWire
58
Jul 31, 2024

It does not take much imagination to imagine a version of “Rob Peace” where, given the room to sit with events, Rob’s journey provides a damning X-ray of American society’s shortsightedness. But far too often, the film settles for simply conveying information through dramatization.

Metacritic review by Marshall Shaffer
Marshall Shaffer
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