“Anywhere there’s people, there’s power.”
Never shies away from the ugliness of what happened, a stark reminder of the revolutionaries lost because of a nation’s refusal to progress; it’s essential work even if the approach to the characters admittedly feels somewhat surface-level. Kaluuya does career-best work here but performances are electric across the board.
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