Movies and TvShows featuring "racist-comment" theme.
In a once thriving mining community in Northeast England, the future of The Old Oak pub hangs by a thread. With the closure of mines, the village has fallen on hard times. When Syrian refugees are suddenly placed in the village, the pub becomes a battleground. TJ, the landlord, forms an unlikely friendship with a young Syrian girl named Yara. Together, they strive to bridge the gap between the two communities and bring understanding. A deeply moving drama about fragilities and hopes.
Gummo is an avant-garde experimental film that follows the lives of various eccentric characters in a small town in Ohio. The film explores themes of poverty, violence, and social alienation, with a nonlinear timeline and a shocking portrayal of taboo subjects. It delves into the lives of outcasts, including a cat killer, prostitutes, juvenile delinquents, and a father-daughter incestuous relationship. It also touches upon issues like drug addiction, racism, and the aftermath of a tornado.
Outrage follows the power struggles within the Japanese yakuza, as rival factions clash and betray each other. The plot is filled with deception, violence, and a brutal display of power politics. As tensions rise, the characters navigate a world of organized crime, false evidence, and ruthless acts of violence, leading to a series of deadly confrontations.
In a small town plagued by racism, a black man rises above adversity to seek justice for his murdered son, revealing a tragic and deeply divided community.
To Sir, with Love is a drama film set in London, England in the 1960s. A dedicated schoolteacher, Mark Thackeray, takes up a teaching job in a high school populated by unruly and rebellious students. Through his innovative teaching methods and genuine care for his students, he gradually gains their respect and transforms their lives. The film explores themes of maturity, respect, and the teacher-student relationship.
Comedy Central Roast of Larry the Cable Guy is a hilarious comedy special where Larry the Cable Guy is subjected to jokes and insults from a panel of comedians. The special showcases the humor, crude jokes, and public humiliation that are typical of a roast.
An aging widow living in Germany strikes up a relationship with a much younger Moroccan immigrant, leading to a clash of cultures and the disapproval of their friends and family. Despite the challenges, they find solace and companionship in each other's company.
Straight Time is a crime drama film released in 1978. It follows the story of a parolee named Max Dembo who struggles to find employment after his release from prison. Frustrated and desperate, Max turns to a life of crime, getting involved in robberies and jewel thefts. As the pressure builds, Max's life spirals out of control, leading to violence, revenge, and a climactic shootout.
Heckler is a documentary comedy that explores the relationship between performers and the audience, focusing on the challenges faced by stand-up comedians when dealing with hecklers. It delves into the art of stand-up comedy, the impact of hecklers on performers, and the personal experiences and emotions of comedians. The film also delves into the world of film criticism and the impact of negative reviews on filmmakers. With interviews and footage from various comedians and experts, Heckler provides an inside look into the world of comedy and the struggles faced by performers.
The Greatest is a movie about the life and career of Muhammad Ali, the legendary heavyweight boxer. It explores his rise to fame, his struggles with racism and discrimination, his triumphs in the ring, and his personal relationships.
In 'Gumshoe,' Eddie Ginley is a bookshop owner by day and a struggling nightclub comedian by night. He becomes embroiled in a dangerous mystery when he answers a newspaper ad to become a private detective. As Eddie tries to solve the case, he finds himself facing off against a drug ring, British intelligence, and his own dark alter ego. Set in Northern England, this neo-noir comedy explores themes of colonialism, racism, and brotherly rivalry.
In the movie 'R.M.N.', Matthias returns to his Transylvanian village to be more involved in his son's education and confront unresolved fears. As new workers are hired at a factory, conflicts and passions erupt, testing the community's understanding and calm.
During World War II, a British sergeant-major is assigned to a military prison in Libya, where he faces challenges such as sadistic wardens, prisoner abuse, and extreme heat in the Sahara Desert.
An American army intelligence officer discovers corruption and murder by American soldiers in Vietnam.
In Babylon, a young British man named Blue gets a job at a reggae record store in Brixton. He experiences racism and police brutality as he navigates through life in a racially divided London.
Black Venus is a drama film based on the true story of a South African woman, Saartjie Baartman, who is taken to Europe in the early 19th century and exhibited as a freak show attraction. The film depicts the exploitation, objectification, and racism faced by Baartman during her life, highlighting the themes of colonialism and racial prejudice. It also explores the personal struggles and experiences of Baartman, including her forced involvement in pornography and her eventual death from pneumonia. The movie bravely tackles sensitive topics related to race, identity, and the dehumanization of women.
No Good Deed follows a police officer who becomes entangled in a dangerous bank robbery when he tries to help a friend. As the situation escalates, he must navigate a web of deception and violence to survive.
Mischief Night (2006) is a comedy drama that explores the themes of racial segregation, reconciliation, and prejudice. It follows the story of individuals from different racial backgrounds on Mischief Night, a night when pranks and mischief are traditionally carried out. Through humorous and heartfelt moments, the film portrays the challenges and complexities of race relations, interracial friendships, and the importance of overcoming racial stereotypes.
Housewife Annie Marsh suspects her husband might be The Hawk, a brutal serial killer. Complicating matters is the fact that she once was incarcerated in a psychiatric hospital. When she discovers she does not have the happy marriage she always believed and begins to piece together the times and dates of her husband's frequent absences, her fears begin to take hold, and her sanity deteriorates.
Al Stanco has lived all of his life in Brooklyn and does some work for the local crime lord, Danny Parente. New to the neighbourhood is Gabriela, a filmmaker shooting a documentary on the real Brooklyn. Al and Gabriela become friendly but the relationship is strained when he discovers her true goal is to expose Parente's criminal activities. When Al sees the evidence Gabriela has uncovered, which implicates Parente in the death of many locals (including Al's own father), he seeks revenge in a dangerous confrontation with his boss.