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7.3
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Critic Simon Crook
rated 8

Recreated in unflinching real-time, Detroit’s sustained sense-attack will be talked about for years, if not decades, to come – an hour-long endurance so physical you experience it in the pit of your stomach.

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Critic Freja Dam
rated 7

...jeg [kan] ikke anbefale filmen nok, hvis man gerne vil tættere på at begribe USA’s evigt aktuelle racekonflikt, konsekvenserne af racisme, der bestemt ikke er specifikt for USA, og følelsen af at være undertrykt...

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Critic Daniel Skov Madsen
rated 7

Med klaustrofobiske billeder og et effektivt ubehageligt lyddesign inviterer Bigelow publikum til at mærke, hvordan det må have været, at være i politiets vold den skæbnesvangre nat på hotellet.

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Cast & Crew

Kathryn Bigelow
Director
Anthony Mackie
As Greene
John Krasinski
As Attorney Auerbach
Jennifer Ehle
As Morgue Doctor
Gbenga Akinnagbe
As Aubrey Pollard Sr.
Laz Alonso
As John Conyers Jr.
Jeremy Strong
As Attorney Lang
Kaitlyn Dever
As Karen

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Detroit, a gripping drama inspired by true events, recounts the horrifying story of the 1967 civil unrest in Detroit, Michigan. On July 23rd, a police raid on an unlicensed club sparked one of the largest citizens' uprisings in US history. As chaos erupted throughout the city, a group of young black men and two white women sought refuge in the Algiers Motel. Tragically, their sanctuary became a scene of unimaginable horror when police officers burst in and began a rampage of beatings, killings, and mock executions. The film's protagonist, Melvin Dismukes, a private security guard who witnessed the atrocities firsthand, found himself caught up in the investigation that followed. Detroit shines a light on one of America's darkest moments: an event that left three young black men dead and countless others brutalized by those sworn to protect them. Through raw and powerful performances from its all-star cast - including John Boyega as Melvin Dismukes - director Kathryn Bigelow masterfully captures both the fear and fury that permeated Detroit during those five days in July 1967.

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You can stream Detroit on: Apple TV

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When was Detroit released in theaters? Toggle content

Detroit was released in theaters on August 4, 2017.