This film is almost like a modern Do The Right Thing, except I like this film so much more than that film by a long shot.

The story revolves around the character played by Daveed Diggs (Collin) on the last few days of his probation and the events that happen between that time, to keep this review short I have to say that this film is just so masterfully written and directed as it knows how to highlight relevant things we see in society today like Police Brutality, Gentrification and so many other things we face on a daily basis and this goes especially for people who are of an ethnic minority.

I can't praise the cast, directing and writing of this film enough as it manages to craft a film that this important in today's society but also do it in such a way that it is not being preachy and even sprinkles in some comedy in between the drama to make sure that the viewer doesn't feel horrible throughout the entire film, even though the film's message is actually really sad and I would say is important for both adults and young people alike to understand.

Both Daveed Diggs (Collin) and Rafael Casal (Miles) are perfect in this film, they have amazing chemistry and they bounce off of each other so perfectly but also do share those serious moments. Also, when a comedic moment happens it hits hard and I promise this film will have moments that make you laugh but also maybe even cry.

Unlike other films that tackle this matter like Detroit for example (which is a great film and I recommend for any and everyone to watch), this film has a lot of rewatch value for sure and also I recommend checking out the soundtrack if you are a hip hop head.