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The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain

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Based on the true story of the events that led to the death of Kenneth Chamberlain Sr., an elderly African American veteran with bipolar disorder, who was killed during a conflict with police officers who were dispatched to check on him.

Year

2021

Duration

1h 23m

IMDb

7.1

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Cast

David Midell

Director

Frankie Faison

Kenneth Chamberlain Sr.

Steve O'Connell

Sergeant Parks

Cast

David Midell

Director

Frankie Faison

Kenneth Chamberlain Sr.

Steve O'Connell

Sergeant Parks

Enrico Natale

Officer Rossi

Ben Marten

Officer Jackson

Angela Peel

Tonyia Greenhill

Tom McElroy

Sergeant Flannigan

LaRoyce Hawkins

Kenneth Chamberlain Jr.

Christopher R Ellis

Officer Talbot

Anika Noni Rose

Candace Wade

Antonio Polk

Officer Evans

Dexter Zollicoffer

Roland Green

Kelly Owens

Mitzi Pratt

Armando Reyes

Armando Ruiz

Eunice Woods

Karen Chamberlain

DH

Daniel Houle

Lieutenant Hughes

Linda Bright Clay

Carol Matthews

Kate Black-Spence

Dispatcher

AS

Alexander Strong

Ava Chamberlain

David Midell

Writer

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Comments

10 Comments

THE TIKTOK GODDESS 🧝🏻‍♀️May 23, 2023

Hearing the actual recordings were heart breaking, this poor man knew he was going to die for no other reason than he was black. Absolutely disgusting display of an abuse of power, those officers are nothing short of criminals and deserve to be in prison.

Anele Ney ZondoMay 23, 2023

The movie is very powerful in the story that unfolded when a 70 yr old veteran was killed by police because he wouldn't do what they wanted him to do, there is no propaganda about the movie, if that is how police act in America, i can understand why people hate them, instead of sending storm troopers for a welfare check, either firemen or paramedics would be better, as they have compassion and are trained and educated, not thugs. The acting was spot on, and the story unfolded in a truthful easy to understand way, pity the police weren't charged with murder.

Sunil 75May 23, 2023

The Killing of Kenneth Chamberlain is an incredible film that needs to be seen. The performances, dialogue, camera work, and musical score make the film extremely difficult to watch, but it's one of the best films I've seen in a long time. I've loved Frankie Faison for years and his performance here is the best of his career without a doubt. The film reminded me of other films that are difficult to watch, but stay with you weeks and months after they end: Schindler's List, United 93, Saving Private Ryan, and especially Fruitvale Station come to mind. SEE THIS FILM!!!

Moe GhandourMay 23, 2023

Wow. This film left me in tears. It feels like you are right there for the whole incident and can see how situations like these can easily spiral out of control without proper deescalation techniques. This movie has the power has to cross bipartisan lines and give people a glimpse into these types of tragedies and how to avoid them.

SWAT々ROSUNツMay 23, 2023

As A white man watching this I was enraged, I can only imagine what it's like for black people to watch. It's filmed really well and you get a real sense of what went on on that horrible morning. Looking at the reviews on here you can see some very racist views. The coroner ruled that he was killed while on the ground and not while running around brandishing a knife. The acting is excellent by the whole cast. I encourage everyone to watch this movie.

Mundaw bae😍May 23, 2023

Every single one of these PIGS should be rotting in prison. Too many corrupt, egotistical fools walking around not knowing anything other than how to use violence to control. Dare they come to a home that is locked and loaded; it'd be an honor to give them all the lead that they deserve. It is disgusting that this is a true story. I have zero faith or respect for cops anymore.

Amanda BlackMay 23, 2023

This Film did a phenomenal job of telling Kenneth's story, The ending had me frozen in disbelief, I didn't realize I was crying until I snapped back into reality. Everyone in the theater were so silent you could hear a pin drop. It's like we all forgot to breath, then we sat there paralyzed in our seats and just wept until the lights came on. Please go watch this film so you get to know Kenneth Chamberlain's story too.

LP Shimwetheleni 🇳🇦May 23, 2023

Please watch this film. Compelling, should-be-mandatory viewing. A true story. With the support of Morgan Freeman this is an important moment to tell this story which captures in one incident a legacy of police violence. Watch now!

YaSsino ZaaMay 23, 2023

America was supposed to be a leader of liberty, freedom and justice. But this film sheds more light on the hypocrisy of those claims simply through the false presumptions of its frontline enforcers. The system failed an innocent man and took his life without any due process in his own home when they were supposed to help. This story is very well portrayed by all members of the cast, especially the police and perfectly encapsulates how the bias of only a few, can destroy the lives of many.

TACHA🔱🇳🇬🇬🇭May 23, 2023

The opening quote at the beginning of the film by Christopher L. Hayes is excellent framing: "Depending on who you are, the sight of an officer can produce either a warm sense of safety and contentment or a plummeting feeling of terror." This film is about learning about Kenneth Chamberlain as much as it is about learning about the failed systems that were designed to protect him. To find solutions, it is important to understand where the problems are, and this film's narrative shows us a mapping.