The Best of Enemies

2019 • 133 minutes

About this movie

Based on a true story, Ann Atwater, a fearless and outspoken civil rights activist, and C.P. Ellis, a local KKK leader, blaze the way for school desegregation in Durham, North Carolina, in 1971.

Ratings and reviews

An absolutely brilliant understanding of how things really were but how people can change in the heart. A must-see for a lot of young people this should be part of a history class and it must need to watch. Often times we forget the unsung heroes of the struggles that many have had to endure and those tumultuous years of the Civil Rights movement. It is important to always remember that black lives do matter but also all lives matter and for all the right reasons. GOD Bless the producer (OSCAR)

Might as well make the movie just about the dude because a majority of it was all about him. Taraji P. Henson was on the sidelines, but of course.

This was a good story and I can't believe that guys gas station store got blow up