Stranger Fruit

Documentary does a good job of providing evidence to viewers in the case of Michael Brown, who was shot multiple times and, ultimately, murdered by a police officer. Shoes excessive force used by law enforcement but also the ways in which they tried to cover up what actually happened and the motives of the misactions of that particular officer.

Jason Pollocks racism and liberal biased shines in this horrendous excuse for a documentary.

This is as bad as it gets in terms of documentary filmmaking. We are in dangerous times, when this sort of material is given credence in legitimate film making circles.

The so-called "bombshell news", the video of Michael Brown's drug barter from the night before ultimately goes nowhere. This would seem to be the main selling point for this documentary, but honestly, so what? It doesn't change the fact that Brown strong-armed the store owner who then called the police. This is a big fat nothing. I mean was Darren Wilson supposed to know the barter arrangement ahead of time?

Not only is this a terrible documentary filled with half truths, logical fallacies and ridiculous premises, its damaging to a community that was starting to heal.

Just once, it would be nice to see a documentary from the police point of view that shows what a thankless, nightmare of a job it is to police these communities. That's the perspective that is completely absent from this piece of garbage.

The filmmaker left out the most important facts which were all of them. Michael Brown robbed a gas station then he attacked a police officer trying to stop him. While attacking the officer he tried to steal the officer's gun. While attempting to steal the gun he got shot in the hand. Then he started to flee and then change his mind then he charge at the officer. The officer fired his gun hitting Michael Brown. Michael Brown stopped for a moment then he charged at the officer again and the officer fired again. At no point were his hands up and at no point did he ever say hands up don't shoot. Hands up don't shoot it was a lie. If Michael Brown didn't try to rob the store and didn't attack the officer he would have never been shot and killed.

The worst documentary I've ever seen, very short on facts just a lotta opinions from people who sees it from their point of view.