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Mississippi Burning

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In the deep and sweltering Alabama of the 1960s, racial tension reaches its peak following the mysterious disappearance of three civil rights activists. Two FBI agents, the diplomatic and reserved Ward and the tough and straightforward Anderson, are sent to investigate the case. As they delve into the field, they find themselves in a world of hostility and secrets, where violence and silence reign in the local communities.

The investigators face resistance from the residents and, even more shockingly, the complicity of local authorities. In their quest for leads, the duo uncovers a web of racism and fear, revealing the harsh reality of a South divided and deeply rooted in intolerance. While Ward tries to gain the trust of the people, Anderson employs more aggressive methods to gather information, clashing their working styles and principles.

The path to the truth not only tests their abilities as detectives but also their personal convictions in a context where people's lives are at stake. The film is a powerful portrayal of the struggle for civil rights, challenging the viewer to reflect on America's past and its repercussions in today's society. With standout performances, the story becomes a poignant reminder of the ongoing fight for justice and equality in a world still marked by the scars of hate.

Media type
Movie
Year
1988
Director
Alan Parker
Writer
Chris Gerolmo
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
7.80
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
79.00
Service
Metacritic
Rating
65.00
Actors
Gene Hackman
Willem Dafoe
Frances McDormand
Brad Dourif
R. Lee Ermey
Gailard Sartain
Stephen Tobolowsky
Michael Rooker
Pruitt Taylor Vince
Badja Djola
Kevin Dunn
Frankie Faison
Thomas B. Mason
Geoffrey Nauffts
Rick Zieff
Christopher White
Gladys Greer
Jake Gipson
Dianne Lancaster
Stanley W. Collins
Daniel Winford
Marc Clement
Larry Shuler
Stephen Bridgewater
Bob Penny
James F. Moore
Park Overall
Georgia F. Wise
Lois Allen
Barry Davis Jim
Dan Desmond
Darius McCrary
Lou Walker
Billie Jean Young
Alisa R. Patrick
Barbara Gibson
Pat Funderburk
Tobin Bell
Mark Jeffrey Miller
John P. Fertitta
Charles Franzen
Tonea Stewart
Ron De Roxtra
Doug Jackson
Gary Moody
Robert Erickson
Ed Geldart
Mert Hatfield
James Eric
Daniel Chapman
Rick Washburn
Robert Glaudini
Ken Magee
Paul Henderson
Ralph Pruitt Vaughn
Jesse Merle Speaks
Simeon Teague
Brenda Dunlap
E.A. Thrall
Kenneth Magee
Gender
Drama
Crimen
Country
United States
Producers
Robert F. Colesberry
Frederick Zollo
Streaming
Amazon Prime Video
Apple TV
Amazon Video
Original title
Mississippi Burning
Duration
128
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