Movies and TvShows featuring "oakland" theme.

This documentary provides an in-depth look at the Black Panther Party in Oakland, California in 1968. It covers their political rallies, demonstrations, interviews, and the social unrest surrounding police brutality. The film also highlights the party's impact on African-American politics and their efforts to combat racial inequality.

Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme is a documentary that explores the world of freestyle rap, showcasing the skills and creativity of talented artists. The film delves into the history and culture of freestyle rap, highlighting its influence on hip hop and the power of spontaneous lyrical expression. Through interviews and performances, Freestyle: The Art of Rhyme takes viewers on a captivating journey into the world of battle rap and the artistry behind it.

Rose is a young girl who has grown up in foster care. Desperate to escape an abusive situation, she is saved by an older man named Shaka, but at what price?

Tell Them We Were Here is a documentary that explores the art, activism, and social action in the San Francisco Bay Area. It delves into topics such as gentrification, homelessness, displacement, and the empowering role of art in the community.

A business owner is faced with a moral dilemma when they deliver their psilocybin spice blends to an underground restaurant that serves a unique cuisine.

Released from prison, Jimmy Tucker returns to the streets of Oakland to get back his money.

As a sex worker (Liberty) desperately searches for housing after recently discovering she is pregnant, her ex-boyfriend/pimp (King) battles with supporting his family. Meanwhile, an undocumented teen (Augustin) struggles to survive while he sleeps on the streets of East Oakland and is pursued by a bully who he encounters in a homeless shelter. Lastly, we follow the story of Wei-Ling whose son Jimmy must now find the money to support his Father who dies of a heart attack while collecting cans.

Alice Street (2020) is a documentary that delves into the diverse and vibrant culture of Oakland, California. It highlights the power of community art and examines the impact of murals and protests in shaping the identity of the city. Through interviews and captivating visuals, the film takes viewers on a journey through the history and present-day struggles of Oakland residents striving to preserve their cultural heritage.

A recently immigrated 2nd grader struggles with his new life that only becomes more challenging when his dance teacher casts him in the class play.