Still Here

Name: Still Here
Genre: Drama, Thriller, Crime
Released: August 28, 2020
Duration: 99 min
Cast: Afton Williamson, Danny Johnson, Gia Crovatin, Jeremy S. Holm, Johnny Whitworth

2020

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Blue Fox Entertainment | Release Date: August 28, 2020

Starring: Afton Williamson, Danny Johnson, Gia Crovatin, Jeremy S. Holm, Johnny Whitworth, Justiin A. Davis, Larry Pine, Maurice McRae, Rupert Simonian, Zazie Beetz

Summary: When twelve-year-old Monique Watson disappears from home, her father Michael Watson (Maurice McRae) refuses to give up even as the media and police make little effort in solving the case. The assignment lands in the hands of journalist Christian Baker (Johnny Whitworth), who at first pursues a false lead, turning the entire case upsideWhen twelve-year-old Monique Watson disappears from home, her father Michael Watson (Maurice McRae) refuses to give up even as the media and police make little effort in solving the case. The assignment lands in the hands of journalist Christian Baker (Johnny Whitworth), who at first pursues a false lead, turning the entire case upside down. Filled with guilt, Christian helps Michael in the search for his daughter, while facing resistance from the community, the police, and his own publication.… Expand

Director: Vlad Feier

Genre(s): Drama, Thriller, Crime

Runtime: 99 min

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Paudiapatt

Aug 29, 2020

Excellent movie and actors. The father really played his role. All the actors were great. Police scenes are like it is currently.

1 of 2 users found this helpful11

ErikaErika

Aug 28, 2020

If you like strong acting, a serious subject and a steady pace, you should check this one out.

1 of 1 users found this helpful10

marianabotar

Aug 28, 2020

This is such a complex film that tackles the racism, missing children, human trafficking, family issues and overall talks about a broken society.

3 of 3 users found this helpful30

PauletteS

Aug 30, 2020

GREAT MOVIE!! This was such a true an awesome movie. This is Movie gave us a great example of how the police doesn't put in enough time into searching for little Black & Brown children that is missing. This case would have been solved in less then a week if the cops would have searchGREAT MOVIE!! This was such a true an awesome movie. This is Movie gave us a great example of how the police doesn't put in enough time into searching for little Black & Brown children that is missing. This case would have been solved in less then a week if the cops would have search harder. The actors was so good Maurice McRae and Jimmy Whitworth are excellent actors and Zariah Singletary was so adorable. I"m going to watch this movie again.… Expand

1 of 2 users found this helpful11

luchissolis

Sep 21, 2020

MUST WATCH FILM! Performances are Oscar worthy, the emotions come out of the screen and take you along the ride.

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GorgeGaspar

Aug 28, 2020

An absolute must see film. The performances are absolutely stellar. Maurice McRae is from another planet.

2 of 3 users found this helpful21

KenR

Nov 7, 2021

Having good intentions is not always a guarantee of making a good movie - unless you are good at what you do. ‘Still here’ looked promising on paper but comes in as a difficult watch on many levels - including, messy editing, direction, photography, and a poorly realized script - featuringHaving good intentions is not always a guarantee of making a good movie - unless you are good at what you do. ‘Still here’ looked promising on paper but comes in as a difficult watch on many levels - including, messy editing, direction, photography, and a poorly realized script - featuring very few convincing situations and many unfocused characters. It comes across as another excuse to push the agenda of the unhelpful law and its big bad white guy type policing...offering little more than supposition to back up its accusations. Then, as if attempting to add some form of balance, one of the white detectives is shown in a detailed scene having an unexplained change of heart – but, his epiphany results in changing nothing, next we see of him he’s right back to his nasty ol self. These types of character inconsistencies continue across the board. Several performances belong to the over the top school of expression – while some of this might sometimes work, overall, it’s ultimately tiresome. The story is claimed as based on facts but these ‘facts’ tend to come across as manufactured and mostly unbelievable (especially the resolution). Pity, as it offers the odd good line, and might have been better if given a sure-handed approach. A pile-on of endless foul language adds nothing to the general proceedings.… Expand

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