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They Call Me Mister Tibbs!

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In a vibrant and tense San Francisco of the late 60s, a black detective, who has earned respect and recognition in an environment laden with racial prejudice, becomes embroiled in a dark murder case. The story begins when a prominent businessman is found dead, and the evidence points to a connection with the city’s African American community. The protagonist, determined to prove his worth and skill, delves into a labyrinth of corruption and family secrets that are closer than he imagines.

As he investigates, he faces a system that not only doubts his abilities because of his skin color but also encounters the resistance of many locals who see him as an intruder. Along the way, he forms an unexpected partnership with a young activist who carries her own pain and fights for justice. Together, they must navigate not only the criminals but also the distrust of those they wish to protect.

The confrontations are intense, and the tension escalates with each revelation. With impeccable direction and powerful performances, the story explores themes of racism, justice, and the bonds of community. In a climax that will leave everyone breathless, the detective confronts his own demons and the truth behind the murder, conveying the message that the fight for justice is often waged on many fronts.

Media type
Movie
Year
1970
Director
Gordon Douglas
Writer
James R. Webb
Alan Trustman
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.00
Service
Rotten tomatoes
Rating
50.00
Actors
Sidney Poitier
Martin Landau
Barbara McNair
Anthony Zerbe
Ed Asner
Jeff Corey
Norma Crane
Juano Hernández
David Sheiner
Beverly Todd
Ted Gehring
Linda Towne
Garry Walberg
George Spell
Wanda Spell
John Hillerman
Hilly Hicks
Gender
Drama
Acción
Suspense
Crimen
Misterio
Country
United States
Producers
Herbert Hirschman
Original title
They Call Me Mister Tibbs!
Duration
108
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