The extraordinary tale of Harriet Tubman’s escape from slavery and transformation into one of America’s greatest heroes. Her courage, ingenuity and tenacity freed hundreds of slaves and changed the course of history.
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Film Cast:

• Harriet Tubman: Cynthia Erivo
• William Still: Leslie Odom Jr.
• Gideon Brodess: Joe Alwyn
• Marie Buchanon: Janelle Monáe
• Bigger Long: Omar J. Dorsey
• Eliza Brodess: Jennifer Nettles
• Rit Ross: Vanessa Bell Calloway
• Ben Ross: Clarke Peters
• Walter: Henry Hunter Hall
• John Tubman: Zackary Momoh
• Thomas Garrett: Tim Guinee
• …: Deborah Ayorinde
• Reverend Green: Vondie Curtis-Hall
• Frederick Douglass: Tory Kittles
• Edward Broduss: Mike Marunde
• Rachel Garrett: Claire Bronson
• Foxx: Nick Basta
• Robert Ross: Joseph Lee Anderson
• Henry Ross: Antonio J Bell
• Jane: Alexis Louder
• Local Statesman: Bostin Christopher
• Vince (16): Mitchell Hoog

Film Crew:

• Director of Photography: John Toll
• Director: Kasi Lemmons
• Producer: Kim Roth
• Original Music Composer: Terence Blanchard
• Casting Director: Kim Coleman
• Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Skip Lievsay
• Set Decoration: Marthe Pineau
• Screenstory: Gregory Allen Howard
• Producer: Debra Martin Chase
• Production Design: Warren Alan Young
• Producer: Daniela Taplin Lundberg
• Executive Producer: Nnamdi Asomugha
• Executive Producer: Bill Benenson
• Art Direction: Kevin Hardison
• Executive Producer: Elizabeth Koch
• Art Direction: Christina Eunji Kim
• Editor: Wyatt Smith
• Costume Design: Paul Tazewell
• Producer: Charles D. King
• Executive Producer: Poppy Hanks
• Executive Producer: Kristina Kendall
• First Assistant Editor: Christa Haley

Movie Reviews:

• SWITCH.: ‘Harriet’ stumbles in its clichéd storytelling and focus on going for gold – but that’s not to undermine the fantastic acting, groundbreaking music, and of course the incredible true story of Harriet Tubman’s bravery. With Black Lives Matter, the fight to end violence and systemic racism towards black people is rooted in the United States’ DNA and ‘Harriet’, and sadly serves as yet another reminder of the constant mistreatment of African Americans. Films about slavery are still relevant, as that same discrimination is still taking place today. I want to end with lyrics from the film’s song ‘Stand Up’ which feel very potent: “I’m going to stand up, take my people with me, together we are going, to a brand-new home.“
  – Chris dos Santos

  Read Chris’ full article…
  https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-harriet-a-flawed-harriet-tubman-biopic-with-a-phenomenal-performance