BlacKkKlansman

Spike Lee, director of "Malcolm X," has adapted a non-fiction novel about a Black detective who infiltrated the white supremacist organization "KKK (Ku Klux Klan)" into a film. ~Synopsis~ In 1979, Ron Stallworth is hired as the first Black detective at the Colorado Springs Police Department in Colorado. Despite being treated coldly by his white colleagues, Ron is passionate about his investigations. On impulse, he calls the KKK recruitment ad he saw in the newspaper, spewing racist remarks and managing to secure an interview to join the group. However, since Ron is Black, he cannot meet the KKK members in person. He decides to cooperate with his colleague, a white detective named Flip. Ron handles the phone calls, while Flip handles the in-person meetings, and together they pose as one person to carry out the undercover investigation into the KKK... (Quoted from Eiga.com) At first, I thought it was a bit lighthearted for the subject matter... but the mood gradually became more serious 😱 It was shocking that it was a true story too! ⚡️ Actual footage was used, doubling the shock, but it was educational... I learned about the KKK through this movie! ⚡️ Movies often teach you a lot... (･ ･ )