I haven't been able to see this documentary/movie, but before I do, I'd like to know if it makes any mention whatsoever of his brother William. William was there, saw everything that happened but to this day, has never testified or done anything to help exonerate his brother. That fact is also conveniently left out of the other documentary, A Case for Reasonable Doubt. If there is no reference to his brother in this documentary, I can only conclude it is biased garbage.
@caj111 I believe his testimony explains that he was in the car at the time looking for things in the backseat. i.e. not looking at the street. Also it was dark, there were other people on the street and he had just been beaten up in the head, so it is completely plausible that he didn't see the shooting. I think the references aren't there because its a moot point. He has explained that he hasn't seen anything and there isn't much else to take that lead really
@Ashadowtotheworld Oh, bull. He was closer to the shooting than anybody, and he's Mumia's BROTHER. Why hasn't he said anything until recently?! If this "documentary" wants to make an appearance of being well-researched and/or unbiased,his brother bring there should be at least MENTIONED.You tell me the references aren't there, I'll see it for myself when it shows up on Netflix,but for now I am concluding it is biased garbage, just like A Case for Reasonable Doubt.
Bye Bye wesley...you're time is runnning out.You're appeals are almost over...you're pathetic life is almost over.Although you will never see that needle going into your wretched vain..you will live alone thinking every day how you are a cold blooded killer and laughing about how you got all of these morons to buy into your inocence. Bye bye again.
I think this film is very good, thank you for posting a new trailer. We have seen it twice and was moved more each time. I hope the US will see sense and get rid of the death penalty and join the civilised world.
I saw the movie last night (20 May) in London where Colin Firth and Lyvia Giuggioli spoke passionately and fervently about the film. It is self distributing and they asked us to try and get our local cinemas to show it. You can get in touch with your local Amnesty group - and perhaps invite them for a Q&A?
Wasn't he found guilty and sentenced in a court? His case was heard. He was found guilty. Sentenced to death. I am a little pissed that our tax dollars are still used to feed him.
So hurry up and kill him already ... I wouldn't object to that.
If you watched the film you'd realise that he was framed by a Racist White Govenment, as a White person I think it's disgusting that this type of stuff goes on within the world.
FIRST OF ALL - WATCH THE DOCUMENTARY AND THAN MAKE ILLOGICAL COMMENT LIKE THIS!
hahaha PEOPLE CAN ONLY LAUGHING AT YOU WITH YOUR STUPID ARGUMENTS! :]]]
AND YOU ARE NOT PISSED FOR YOUR TAX DOLLARS WHO YOU GIVE TO THE FAT POLITICALS WHO MAKE YOUR WORLD FUCKED, MORE FUCKED AS IT?! THEY GOT YA ON YOUR BALLS AND YOU ARE HAPPY ABOUT IT!:)
THIS WORLD NEED FREEDOM AND NOT RASICT PIGS LIKE YOU!
im so glad he made this, cuz the last thing i heard was about a failed appeal and it was ages ago. finally someone makes a movie about Mumia. hope it raises awareness.
I haven't been able to see this documentary/movie, but before I do, I'd like to know if it makes any mention whatsoever of his brother William. William was there, saw everything that happened but to this day, has never testified or done anything to help exonerate his brother. That fact is also conveniently left out of the other documentary, A Case for Reasonable Doubt. If there is no reference to his brother in this documentary, I can only conclude it is biased garbage.
caj111 10 months ago
@caj111 I believe his testimony explains that he was in the car at the time looking for things in the backseat. i.e. not looking at the street. Also it was dark, there were other people on the street and he had just been beaten up in the head, so it is completely plausible that he didn't see the shooting. I think the references aren't there because its a moot point. He has explained that he hasn't seen anything and there isn't much else to take that lead really
Ashadowtotheworld 2 months ago
@Ashadowtotheworld Oh, bull. He was closer to the shooting than anybody, and he's Mumia's BROTHER. Why hasn't he said anything until recently?! If this "documentary" wants to make an appearance of being well-researched and/or unbiased,his brother bring there should be at least MENTIONED.You tell me the references aren't there, I'll see it for myself when it shows up on Netflix,but for now I am concluding it is biased garbage, just like A Case for Reasonable Doubt.
caj111 2 months ago
Bye Bye wesley...you're time is runnning out.You're appeals are almost over...you're pathetic life is almost over.Although you will never see that needle going into your wretched vain..you will live alone thinking every day how you are a cold blooded killer and laughing about how you got all of these morons to buy into your inocence. Bye bye again.
pdst3 1 year ago
I think this film is very good, thank you for posting a new trailer. We have seen it twice and was moved more each time. I hope the US will see sense and get rid of the death penalty and join the civilised world.
annie2shoes 1 year ago
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got to watch this movie!
skemsaren 1 year ago
This documentary was pretty tight .
RockSteadyJelly 2 years ago
I saw the movie last night (20 May) in London where Colin Firth and Lyvia Giuggioli spoke passionately and fervently about the film. It is self distributing and they asked us to try and get our local cinemas to show it. You can get in touch with your local Amnesty group - and perhaps invite them for a Q&A?
annie2shoes 2 years ago
Wasn't he found guilty and sentenced in a court? His case was heard. He was found guilty. Sentenced to death. I am a little pissed that our tax dollars are still used to feed him.
So hurry up and kill him already ... I wouldn't object to that.
JSAJunkie 3 years ago
Right... and anyone who is convicted of a crime is in fact guilty. Yup. (for those who can't tell, i'm being sarcastic)
Gatsbyesque 3 years ago 2
You need to look more in depth into this case. Mumia's case was falsified and it was unjust and even illegal. He is an innocent man.
OmarAfricaReturns 3 years ago 6
If you watched the film you'd realise that he was framed by a Racist White Govenment, as a White person I think it's disgusting that this type of stuff goes on within the world.
gemimab 3 years ago 6
FIRST OF ALL - WATCH THE DOCUMENTARY AND THAN MAKE ILLOGICAL COMMENT LIKE THIS!
hahaha PEOPLE CAN ONLY LAUGHING AT YOU WITH YOUR STUPID ARGUMENTS! :]]]
AND YOU ARE NOT PISSED FOR YOUR TAX DOLLARS WHO YOU GIVE TO THE FAT POLITICALS WHO MAKE YOUR WORLD FUCKED, MORE FUCKED AS IT?! THEY GOT YA ON YOUR BALLS AND YOU ARE HAPPY ABOUT IT!:)
THIS WORLD NEED FREEDOM AND NOT RASICT PIGS LIKE YOU!
FREE MUMIA!
PEACE
gramophone7 3 years ago
when is this movie gonna be released? I can't wait to watch it! Omar Africa here
MrReggaeSamurai 3 years ago
FREE MUMIA!!!!!!!!!!!!
themasterdrumer94942 4 years ago
im so glad he made this, cuz the last thing i heard was about a failed appeal and it was ages ago. finally someone makes a movie about Mumia. hope it raises awareness.
trinityforsaken 4 years ago
what is the name of the song being played?
mrnikoli 4 years ago
The Roots - In The Music
givethemrope 4 years ago
would you have more sympathy -more audience with less hip-hop?
krowten42 4 years ago