Whose Streets? 2017 Watch Free in HD

4 August 1961, Honolulu, Hawaii, USA

James Knowles III

Bob McCulloch

Brian Williams

5 May 1959, Ridgewood, New Jersey, USA

Sabaah Folayan

Damon Davis

Arizona Republic

Folayan and Davis have put together a magnetic look at what it was like to live in that neighborhood, to walk those streets and to experience the eruption that turned everything upside down.

August 31, 2017

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Film Experience

It's impossible to not see this response and compare it to the events of this last weekend - candlelit vigils for innocent victims versus tiki torch protests for white supremacy.

September 06, 2017

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Sojourners

Sabaah Folayan and Damon Davis' film is an unflinching account of the ordinary people who found themselves caught up in the fight for justice following [Michael] Brown's death.

September 21, 2017

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Boston Globe

"Whose Streets?" illustrates a generational changing of the guard in the rhetoric and aims of social activism, along with a growing impatience and a reliance on tactics that can seem as naive as they are highly visible.

September 07, 2017

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Cinemalogue.com

Its topical relevance is almost startling, yet the effectiveness of this provocative documentary is about more than simple good timing.

September 08, 2017

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Minneapolis Star Tribune

The filmmakers captured the siege from the perspective of the people who lived through it, some calling for a calm, measured response, others committed to direct action and civil disobedience. Many risk their lives to block a highway.

August 17, 2017

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Denerstein Unleashed

Disturbing, if a bit repetitive and digressive, Whose Streets? reflects the mood and concerns of a much-abused population...

September 14, 2017

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Detroit News

"Whose Streets?" doesn't pretend to solve any problems, only illuminate those that are happening everyday. It's a documentary that lives and breathes in the here and now.

August 18, 2017

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The New Republic

Told from the perspective of activists, artists, and residents, Whose Streets? is a commemoration of and tribute to the humans of Ferguson.

August 17, 2017

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The Patriot Ledger

"Whose Streets?" leaves you shaken, on the verge of tears, as we're left to wonder what's become of an America that espouses freedom, but more and more works to take our liberties away.

September 02, 2017

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Easy Reader (California)

There is value to "Whose Streets?" but it suffers from a single minded anger without enough background context.

September 15, 2017

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Chicago Tribune

Whose Streets? is an impassioned polemic.

September 19, 2017

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