I watched all the way through. Loved the facts and statistics. However it doesn't make up for the poorly thought through plot. I mean you can google or YouTube basic screenwriting and filmmaking. I think the point of the ending was to suggest a revenge or get back. Unfortunately it wasn't setup very well and the audience was not invested in any of the remaining characters. I noticed none of the case where in frame with any of the bigger names. That was edited well enough to go unnoticed; those cuts could have been more deliberate and audio of the main cast overplayed with the bigger names. I thought the Reverends dialogue was very good. There were several attempts to setup big emotional payoffs that just never cashed in. Of all of the cast you daughter, Jay and Tamala has the better performances. Jay and his daughter's story should have had some closure. The last seen with Kay and Tamala almost suggested them getting together but we see her husband when she's introduced and reminded of his existence in the seen with the Iraqi-American. This had so much potential but for all the things this film had going for it . . . The idea of a hero's journey is he/she/it is on a journey. This went nowhere.
Review of Black Privilege
