The Last Black Man in San Francisco

2019
R
2h 1min

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Jonathan Majors and Jimmie Fails in The Last Black Man in San Francisco (2019)

Jimmie Fails dreams of reclaiming the Victorian home his grandfather built in the heart of San Francisco. Joined on his quest by his best friend Mont, Jimmie searches for belonging in a rapidly changing city that seems to have left them behind. As he struggles to reconnect with his family and reconstruct the community he longs for, his hopes blind him to the reality of his situation.

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Un joven busca un hogar en la ciudad cambiante que parece haberlo dejado atrás.Un joven busca un hogar en la ciudad cambiante que parece haberlo dejado atrás.Un joven busca un hogar en la ciudad cambiante que parece haberlo dejado atrás.

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Premios
- 18 premios ganados y 59 nominaciones en total

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The Last Black Man in San Francisco

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The Last Black Man in San Francisco

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Trivia
Michael Marshal, famous for singing the hook on the rap song "I Got 5 On It" by The Luniz, makes a cameo appearance as the man on the street singing his rendition of "San Francisco (Make Sure to Wear Flowers in your Hair)". After singing this song, a nod to his famous performance is given when he jokingly starts to sing "I Got 5 On It".

Errores
It is repeatedly said the house's location is at Golden Gate and Fillmore. When the house is first seen, however, the camera pans away, and a somewhat blurred street sign can be seen that says "20th". Neither 20th St. nor 20th Ave. is anywhere near that location. Articles about the making of the film note that the house that provided exterior location shots is actually on So. Van Ness between 20th and 21st Streets.

Citas
Jimmie Fails: You don't get to hate it unless you love it.

Conexiones
Featured in The Last Black Man In San Francisco: Red Carpet (2019)

Bandas sonoras
MGV (Musique à grande vitesse)
Written by Michael Nyman
Published by G. Schirmer o/b/o Michael Nyman LTD.
By kind permission from Michael Nyman Limited

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9/10

Does what an indie film is supposed to do

This one strikes two big nerves: the crisis of gentrification and displacement happening in San Francisco and other cities across the country; and the general absence in most movies of nuanced presentations of Black masculinity. "The Last Black Man In San Francisco" scores in both cases. It's a beautiful, moving portrait of friendship and a gut-wrenching story of loss. It does what indie films are supposed to do: make us see things differently. The score is gorgeous. The acting, by pros and amateurs, is excellent. (Jonathan Majors is a standout. And check our Rob Morgan's scene.) Above all the movie is different. Unlike just about anything you've ever seen. Quirky, pensive, angry, melancholic. And despite it's sadness, somehow hopeful. Director Joe Talbot and lead actor Jimmie Fails deliver!