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Accidental Courtesy: Daryl Davis, Race & America is a movie starring Daryl D. Davis, Kenneth Nwadike, and Michael Wood Jr.. Daryl Davis is an accomplished musician who was played all over the world. He also has an unusual hobby,...

Starring: Kenneth Nwadike, Michael Wood Jr., Daryl D. Davis

Genres: Biography, Documentary, History

Director: Matthew Ornstein

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Biography, Documentary, History
Director	Matthew Ornstein
Stars	Kenneth Nwadike, Michael Wood Jr., Daryl D. Davis
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 36M
Description	Daryl Davis is an accomplished musician who was played all over the world. He also has an unusual hobby, particularly for a middle aged black man. When not displaying his musical chops, Daryl likes to meet and befriend members of the Ku Klux Klan. When many of these people eventually leave the Klan with Daryl's support, Daryl keeps their robes and hoods; building his collection piece by piece, story by story, person by person, in hopes of one day opening a museum of the Klan.

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Kathleen Wallace

Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 02:08

I am shocked at the ratings of this film. I am sickened by the hate and intolerance in the film. When I heard that it was rated under 2,000 I thought it was a joke. I am shocked that this film has received so many bad reviews. I am sick to my stomach and ashamed of the hate that this film has received. The film is so great that I feel like I have to write a review just to let people know that this film is so great. I feel that this film is a must see, it is the best documentary film of all time. Daryl Davis is an inspiration to all Americans and Americans around the world. If you like this film, please go and see it. This film should be shown all over the world, I am so grateful that it was released. I know that there are people out there that want to see this film, but if they can't see it, they can't understand it, and they don't want to hear the truth. This film is so powerful, and it deserves to be shown to everyone.

Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 13:01

The people who came here to make a film and got caught up in their own agenda, as well as their own personal agendas, are the ones who have nothing to learn from this film. How about they watch the documentary instead. What we need is to listen to what we learn about our own history, what we learn about our own government. How the people we are now the target of were actually the ones who could have done a better job with their actions, instead of being misled and being deceived into believing it was the Americans who were the bad guys, when in fact it was the British who were the bad guys. If people want to learn about history, they should look to the documentary that was made on this subject, which was based on a true story.

Monday, 29 Jun 2020 23:46

I recently saw this film for the first time at a film festival and was blown away. It is a powerful documentary that is well told. While some might not understand the racial history behind the film, it is a very powerful story and the film doesn't gloss over it. I truly believe this film is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. The fact that it is so black and white is part of the film's strength and also part of its strength. The diversity of the story is also impressive. While some might be offended by the content, I feel it was beautifully told and did not try to pull any punches. It has a great flow and is definitely one of the best documentaries I have seen this year. I would recommend this film to anyone. If you don't believe me, watch it and then watch it again. You will be changed.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 10:40

I was impressed by the documentary, and left the cinema thinking about the way we are governed and how it's very easy to be manipulated, but if you think about it, it's just a product of how the economy has changed, and how it's too easy to be a "rebel", but also how it's very easy to be a "follower" of someone, like Bernie Sanders. I was expecting a really informative documentary about Bernie Sanders, and instead I found a really interesting documentary about our current country. I would recommend this film to everyone, it's definitely worth your time.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 17:32

I love this movie, as do all of the other viewers who have commented. It is so incredibly sad to see how some people have been brainwashed into thinking that slavery was okay, that they are being treated like animals. This movie is well worth seeing, and makes you think about the way society has treated some of our own people. It reminds me of the way the President was treated at the end of the civil rights movement in the 70's. The way that some people have treated others is the same way they treat themselves. I would say that if you are a Christian, this movie will show you what you have been taught, and what you have been taught to believe. The ending was a little bit of a disappointment, but I still recommend this movie to anyone who is able to sit through it without getting too depressed. This movie is so well worth seeing.

Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 00:08

This documentary is a must for any American who cares about the issue of race. For all of us who are not in the political field or aren't familiar with the issue, this film will be a powerful reminder of the need for a strong national dialogue. Davis has done an outstanding job of providing us with an honest, compelling, and inspiring story of an exceptional individual. His use of the very real "dirty money" angle is very well done, and his presentation of the data he has collected, in a compelling fashion, is very well done. This film is highly recommended.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 07:52

I am a Christian, and I know that there are no good and bad people in the world. I've seen the horrible atrocities of the Holocaust, and I've seen the evil that has been in the world since the beginning of time. However, I have never seen a good and bad person in the same place at the same time. It's as if a good and bad person were stuck in a time warp. When you have a bad person in the same place as a good person, that's what you are. This film is about an ordinary woman who has been trying to find a job for years. She had a great career before, but after she was fired, she had no way to support her son and daughter. She then started to search for work, and the hardest part of her journey was finding her own way out of poverty. We are all made to suffer, but not everyone can be poor. If you believe that you can be poor, then you are a bad person. You have to do something to change your situation. In this film, we see a woman who was trying to make the right choices. We see her as she is, not as she was. This film is a masterpiece. It's a must-see for any person who is a Christian, or for anyone who has been affected by the Holocaust.

Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 00:25

I knew little about this movie before I went to see it. I found it in the local library. I am glad I did. This documentary is a must see. The audience is shown many different and very well done images of the family and the city of Baltimore. It is very easy to see why people come from all over to see this film. The whole audience is riveted to the screen. I never had any idea of what a complex story this was. The facts are easy to understand. The film takes us from the early days of the civil rights movement to the present day and back again. The film is an excellent example of how history can be rewritten in a matter of minutes. The music is just as important to the audience as the film. The soundtrack for this film is simply a beautiful selection of African-American music from the 1940s to the present day. I have a great love for the music and for this film. I highly recommend that you see this film. It will be well worth your time and money.

Saturday, 30 May 2020 09:39

It is a small, but important world in which we all live. Every person and his or her story can be looked at and considered, and the consequences of these actions will be felt and discussed for many decades to come. Yet, only one person in this world has a power to change the course of history and change the way we look at ourselves and each other. It is Daryl Davis, a man of extraordinary talent and intellect who has learned about history and how to act in it. His personal life has been a living historical experience, and it has been a living life experience that he will share with the world. The man, who was a great listener and a great writer, has told this story in a way that is engaging, that is relevant and that is powerful. I was fortunate enough to see this film at the Tribeca Film Festival, and I was impressed by the film. The writing was wonderful, and the acting was superb. This is a great film that I will definitely be looking for in the future.

Sunday, 24 May 2020 22:03

This film is a must see for anyone who believes in the right of people of color to have equal rights, regardless of skin color. It shows what happens when laws that are intended to protect and uplift African Americans are often used to discriminate against African Americans. It shows the myriad of ways in which African Americans are discriminated against and the negative consequences that are entailed. It is one of the most important films I have ever seen and it shows the way in which racial discrimination and discrimination against any people of color are actually a result of what many white Americans believe to be the right of people of color. It also shows how many of the so-called "elite" of the white establishment, including politicians and business owners, continue to use their power and influence to deny the rights and equal protection of people of color. It is also a reminder that the people of color have no interest in making the same mistakes of the whites. This film is a very powerful film, not only for its social commentary, but also for its historical value. The film is well-produced and well-written, and I think it has an important message to get across. It is not intended to be a "history lesson", but rather to show the roots of the problems that African Americans face today and the negative consequences that result from discrimination and segregation. It is very uplifting and is well-acted, but I also think that the message is too simple. I think that the message should be more complex than it is. The film does not paint a picture of all the injustices that African Americans are forced to endure because of the wrongs that African Americans were born with. The film does not paint a picture of all the people of color who suffer discrimination because of the wrongs that they were born with. This film is a reminder of the good that can come from the hard work and dedication of all people of color, regardless of race. I think it is a very powerful film and should be seen by everyone.

Saturday, 23 May 2020 14:45

I watched this documentary in Toronto in July, and I can't believe it is only now that I have made the effort to review this movie. I can't believe how much of an impact it had on me. It touched me in a way that no other movie has ever touched me. It's the kind of movie that I would love to watch over and over again. I don't think I'll ever watch anything that I haven't thought about it. This is a must-see movie. I am not an academic, and I don't think I would be able to analyze every little detail. But this movie is really about the main point: "America is not a country that is full of hate, but a country full of hate." The movie is very timely. It's the kind of movie that everyone should see. It should be on everyone's must-see list.

Friday, 22 May 2020 07:17

The documentary on the assassination of JFK in 1963 is an excellent starting point for anyone who wants to learn more about the Kennedy assassination and the tumultuous years that followed. The information is not only relevant to today but also to the current presidential campaign. The film is not about the assassination per se, it's about how it was interpreted by the media and people in general. The best way to understand the media's coverage of the assassination is to watch this film. If you want to understand the media's coverage of the Iraq War, watch "This Hour Has 22 Minutes" (2004).

Friday, 15 May 2020 12:23

First, let me say that I absolutely loved the documentary. I was excited when I heard that it would be out on DVD, and when I found out it was coming out on DVD I couldn't wait to see it. After watching it I was blown away. First, the documentary is a must-see for anyone who has been in a similar situation. Second, it's a must-see for anyone who believes that race is a factor in any kind of a situation. There are many things that I could point to in the documentary that can relate to me, and maybe anyone, but one of the things that stood out to me the most was the reaction of the father and the mother. I don't know what it was, but they were so proud of their son and how much he did for them. They were so proud of him, and they were happy to see him get an award for his bravery. They showed a lot of love for him, and I really felt for them. In conclusion, I thought that this documentary was very well done and I was moved by it.

Thursday, 14 May 2020 04:56

This movie is a must-see for any and all people who are interested in the world of alternative energy and alternative media. It's a very informative and entertaining movie. I truly believe that this movie will help change the way people think and how they see the world. I was very impressed with the people in this movie. They were all very knowledgeable and their opinions were well-rounded. This movie will be a must-see for anyone who loves information about the world of alternative energy and alternative media.

Hannah Gonzales

Sunday, 10 May 2020 12:40

This documentary is a great example of how to make a documentary, and how to make it so compelling, that it's hard not to take it seriously. It's great to see how far the documentary industry has come in terms of making documentaries and telling stories. It's also great to see how much people are willing to stand up for their beliefs and their principles, even if it means saying something very offensive. And it's a great example of how someone who is trying to make a documentary, can get better than anyone else who has never made a documentary. I also really appreciated how the documentary was able to convey the importance of education and the importance of watching movies. I thought that it was extremely well made, and also very entertaining. I can't say enough how well this documentary made me feel about the issue of black on black crime, and I would recommend it to anyone who would like to learn more about it.

Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 22:04

I'm not sure who the target audience for this documentary is, but it is obvious that it is intended for a liberal audience. So it is almost an anti-conservative film. But I do think that the film is a must see, for the reason that it exposes the inner workings of the corporate media, the collusion between the two parties, the endless, justifications and excuses that the corporate media uses to prevent people from knowing the truth, and the fact that the American people have been misled for many years about what is really happening in the world. I also think it is a must see for the reason that it exposes the power of the corporate media, and that they have had so much control over the American people for so long that they have no idea that they are in danger of losing their control. The movie gives a good picture of how the corporate media works, but it is very clear that they are not interested in the truth. It's not just a question of whether or not they will succeed, but a question of how long they will be able to keep the control. The reason why I think that it is so important for people to see this movie is that they will get an idea of what kind of world we are living in. It's not just the fact that we are being led by a totalitarian government, it is the fact that we are being led by a corporate media that is in charge of the things that are important to us, and it is the fact that our leaders have been deceiving us for so long that we are not really able to be independent.

Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 20:59

This documentary is one of the best I have ever seen about the history of racial discrimination in the US. A lot of people think it is all about slavery, but the story is more complicated than that. It is not about slavery, but about racism. Racism is something we all have to deal with, whether we like it or not. This documentary is not only about slavery. It is about racism throughout the history of the US and the prejudice that people of different races have faced. The documentary shows the history of the past and how it affected people today. The documentary is very informative and the stories are very inspiring. I really recommend this documentary to everyone. I think it is a great documentary to watch.

Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 13:04

I watched this film on DVD and it is very well done. It is a great documentary on the anti-immigration movement in the US. I think it was great to see the interviews from the beginning of the movement, the people who were involved, the anti-immigration groups who supported them and the people who were against them. It's really interesting to see how much has changed since then. It is a really good movie and it is well worth watching.

Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 11:47

I have never been to an anti-fascist march, but I am a lifelong student of social justice. I was also deeply interested in the war in Iraq, and with that background, this documentary was both a testimony of my disgust with the conduct of American war-mongers, and an opportunity to see some of the real people who actually live and work in this war. It is a fascinating and moving documentary, and I highly recommend it.

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