This Birth Of A Nation Poster though....:wow:

[TheGodling]

Ain't this that KKK Movie released 200 years ago?:guccidahell:

They making a reboot? :guccidahell:

Nah, breh. It's a Nat Turner biopic made by Nate Parker who deliberately gave it the same title as that movie to send a message to (and shut up) the would-be criticasters.

 

[Lannister]

:PantherBless2: White people gonna lose their shyt... I love it...

Don't know how it will be received by the general public but it has already been screened at a few film festivals and the White critics loved it.

 

[Roman Brady]

Don't know how it will be received by the general public but it has already been screened at a few film festivals and the White critics loved it.

which should give us cause for pause but we will never learn

 

[Rapmastermind]

"The Birth of the Nation" (originally called The Clansman) is basically a KKK origin story film released in 1915. It is called agrueable the most racist film in history. It was used to recruit people in the KKK as well. So I feel like by Nate reusing the title he is reclaimming it to the Africans that was stolen to America. Meaning this nation was built not on Whites or the KKK but on the Backs of Slaves. And no we all didn't like it, we all didn't accept it. American History Books talk of ZERO Slave rebellions because they want us to believe we were "Happy" Slaves. I was torn on the title at first but in these times it perfectly fitting that we recliam the title and speak the truth that Black Americans gaving the real sacifice to BIRTH this nation (As well as the take over of the indigious people). It's also symbolic that it's coming out 100 years later and we have a Black President at the end of his term when it premieres. We need more Black Filmmakers telling OUR stories. There needs to be movies on Harriet Tubman, Marcus Garvey and Black Wall Street that are written, produced and directed by Black People.

 

[NoGutsNoGLory]

which should give us cause for pause but we will never learn

Thaths what I'm sayin. Nat probably decides that what he is doing is wrong and decides to sacrifice himself to improve race relations.............

 

[Jello Biafra]

I need to VistaPrint this so I can hang it in my office.

 

[Jefe Blanco]

Cac/conservative media about to be furious over this one

 

[ℒℴѵℯJay ELECTUA]

Wow what a perfect time to drop this..

 

[Cat piss martini]

Dope.....never forget.

 

[Ironman]

Nat the gawd the first boogieman to whitefolks lol had them creating a prayer that said to this day

 

[Easy-E]

I still don't know about this movie.

I'm thinking about seeing this, but, something is a little too "easy" about this.

 

[Rapmastermind]

Nate Parker is calling the film: "The Black Bravehart".

.@NateParker compares slavery drama 'The Birth Of A Nation' to 'Braveheart'

I have my issues with Mel and his racism, but before he was exposed you have to give him props as a director and actor. "Bravehart" was an amazing film