Dear White People 2014 Watch Free in HD

The movie is about four black students at an Ivy League College. Here, there is a argument about a black-face party thrown by white students. Samatha White begins her radio show “Dear White People” and TV reality show smells gold in Sam’s story and decides to follow it.

Genre:

Drama, Comedy

Actors:

Tyler James Williams, Tessa Thompson, Kyle Gallner, Teyonah Parris, Brandon P Bell, Brittany Curran, Justin Dobies, Marque Richardson, Malcolm Barrett, Dennis Haysbert, Peter Syvertsen, ...»

Director:

Justin Simien

Country:

United States

Release:

2014

IMDb:

6.2

Quality:

Duration:

108 min

Time Out

Where it scores big is its wealth of ideas-visual, emotional, cultural-and its deep well of bitter, voice-of-experience rage

January 05, 2015

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The Sun (UK)

Dear White People is too smart for its own good.

December 31, 2015

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National Newspaper Publishers Association

A brilliant piece of writing from a very thoughtful and humorous director.

March 21, 2017

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TheWrap

A timely and important look at black identity and how it's informed by by stereotypes in the media

January 05, 2015

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Independent Online (South Africa)

It is smart, funny and provocative without being rude, even if some of the actual events and behaviours depicted are shocking. The film itself is not the shocker, the things it says about how we see each other is the embarrassment.

March 04, 2016

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Globe and Mail

The pitch on Dear White People is that it's "Do the Right Thing for the Obama generation," which is both an oversell and a disservice to Justin Simien's witty satire about race relations on a fictional Ivy League campus.

November 07, 2014

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Flavorwire

A dagger-sharp satire, a film filled end-to-end with tiny sticks of dynamite, each lit carefully with a gleeful smirk.

June 18, 2016

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indieWire

Even as the jokes cut deep, Dear White People doesn't hesitate to get real.

January 05, 2015

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Chicago Sun-Times

Screenplay is tight, funny, smart and insightful, and [the] direction has just enough indie feel without becoming too self-conscious or preachy.

January 05, 2015

The Big Issue

It's witty, boisterous and immensely likeable, but don't mistake its considerable charm and slick elegance for superficiality.

December 11, 2015

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The Film Stage

Dear White People offers up some droll and relevant observations on the commodification of race and ensures that Justin Simien is a filmmaker to watch.

June 21, 2016

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Fort Worth Star-Telegram/DFW.com

The best moments get to the heart of Simien's thesis that what is supposed to be post-racial America isn't all that much different from what came before.

January 05, 2015

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