
Passing
3.8
(1.4K)
Drama
2021
98 min
PG-13
In 1920s New York City, a Black woman finds her world upended when her life becomes intertwined with a former childhood friend who's passing as white.
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"At first I didnโt watch this film because it was shot in black and white but 5 minutes into the film it made perfect since why. Iโm so glad I came around to watching it. Itโs such a powerful film that I really knew nothing about. These two women put on powerhouse performances and I can definitely see why it was a must watch if 2021. Extraordinary film on racial identity."

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"For folks of a certain age and stripe, the only surprise in this story is how abruptly it ends. The tone and pacing here are quiet, making no demands of the audience. I expected a lot from the subject matter that is not here, though I'm sure many Anglo liberals will feel like this is an important bit of cinema that speaks volumes. Conservatives will be disappointed that Passing is not more cruel to Blacks and careful of their white fragilities. It's not a bad film. It should be better. "
"Itโs a slow, stylistic movie. The cinematography is stunning. The mirror moment is perfect. The foreshadowing of the flower pot and the tea pot was a nice touch too. "
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Heather Randall