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- 게시일 2019. 03. 20.
- Directed by Joe Talbot and starring Jimmie Fails, Jonathan Majors, Rob Morgan, Tichina Arnold, and Danny Glover. Winner of the Sundance Best Director and Special Jury Awards. The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Now Playing.
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From writer/director Joe Talbot and starring Jimmie Fails, Jonathan Majors, Rob Morgan, Tichina Arnold, and Danny Glover. The Last Man in San Francisco - In Theaters June 7, 2019.
RELEASE DATE: June 7, 2019
DIRECTOR: Joe Talbot
CAST: Jimmie Fails, Jonathan Majors, Rob Morgan, Tichina Arnold, and Danny Glover
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THIS is why movies should exist. looks insanely personal and visually unique
Agree, good trailer to bring out the theme, the score was perfect.
John Helf ikr
@John Helf
Right back at you!
@Praetorian maybe you should make a dope movie about that! share your story, cuz it sounds like you've got a good one!
@Praetorian lol
Holy crap, that score is unbelievable.
I know right?! I need it now! 😍
Dan Saillant me too please 😍😍😍
This music is existential.
Sounds like Colin Stetson who did the score for Hereditary. So hyped for everything about this film!
Not the film's score, it's bespoke trailer music by great composer Phil Lober. Check him out.
The cinematography is stunning!
@@DFranco91 Isn't that still part of cinematography since you're being pedantic?
Post-processing is still part of achieving the look of a film.
Shut up nerds
@@videos-mn2ul Yeah I guess so. Because it is the DPs original image so yeah you're right.
@Sarah Keats Thanks madam
And the score!!
Saw this at Sundance. 100% lives up to all the hype and praise. The score, the cinematography, the story: cannot wait to experience it all again.
W Joseph Pelegreen thank you
hows it going to play to the bourgie white? are they going to realize how they destroy communities just because they can?
Early oscar contender?
Spencer S have to see what else comes out, but I think it has a solid chance in a few categories.
W Joseph Pelegreen Awesome!
As a native San Franciscan, this trailer really hit me. Being priced out of the city you were born in is a very gut wrenching feeling. I miss the real San Francisco. Time to mop up some tears...
@Mariano, I'm an SF native as well, and completely agree with you. I fight every year, every month, every day to spend as much time as possible in my SF home. Who knows how long I will last.
I know right. It’s not the same anymore. It’s not even a shadow of itself...you either stay long enough to see all the people you know leave the city or be the one that leaves...
August 11, 2019
@@Lovethepho Damn you hit the nail on the head.. Im the last survivor of all my homies and i struggle day to day just to be able to stay in the city I grew up in.
Im from west oakland...and i know exactly what you mean...the culture of sf and the bay area as a whole is changing and it hurts
I would buy the recording of that man singing "If You're Going to San Francisco."
That's Mike Marshall, a local San Francisco singer. You might recognize him from the chorus of "I Got 5 On It" and his group the TImex Social Club. Check out his youtube channel, he's got some excellent music on there, and links to his albums.
talkingbowl His name is Michael Marshall. You can find it on Apple Music! (:
@@oliviakrieger4770 thank you! It's available on Spotify too.
Ace Carter I think it is beautiful and evokes a haunting beauty to it. The original was sung by Scott Mackenzie and I think both versions are equally great - many songs can be remade and still be done well.
@Ace Carter wow, tell us more music genius! LOL
As a wannabe photographer, every frame from this trailer was masterfully composed and absolutely beautiful.
@Jarred Knox Because to be a master is to be at the top of one's craft. So most artists respect those who have achieved this level of discipline. Like martial arts, art takes time and practice to master. It is, unlike a lot of things, sequential in commitment when gaining perceived skills. Even those with natural talent lack experience, art then becomes a practice that requires you to fall autonomous in your dedication. With that churning, comes emotion, with emotion comes understanding and the infection spreads. Few times do I find things that so painstakingly open themselves up to you, both emotionally and educationally, in such a vigorous way. I find to truly achieve this one must commit, progress, and therefore master, a term in itself subjective to opinion, but one that still requires a learned and tried background to be taken seriously within one claim.
I am very baked...
If trailers could be considered for Academy Awards, this would sweep every category
@Dylan Hoang
I can totally see that!
@Kate Kulinski u trippin' bruh
Most Racist Liberal should be in there.
It exists. It's called the golden trailer awards
Agrreeeeeeeee I’m crying
brought tears to my eyes to see the city I was born and raised in on this scale. Gentrification is really real and until you've felt the effects of what it does to entire neighborhoods then you will never truly understand The Last Black Man In San Francisco.
what does it do
@@midapita🐃💩
@@midapita make places nicer and safer apparently
Its happening to black neighborhoods all over California, NYC, Philadelphia everywhere
As a native San Franciscan: this film needed to be made. Looks extraordinarily beautiful.
yeah, I'm from Ingleside and this movie is hitting me in my bones.
Same. I was born in San Francisco but I can’t live here because it’s too expensive. I feel like I was robbed of my opportunity to truly call San Francisco my home. This trailer alone makes me tear up. I want my city back...
Flynn Hagerty Miramar at Grafton. Wonderful neighbors. Movie hits me too!
Danny Glover is a local dude as you all know.I grew up in SF since i was 3. In 1980. This shit breaks my heart. I can never go home again.
@Ace Carter I didn't see it..and I won't,but yeah, it's probably another movie about how bad white people are and stuff.....again.
holy shit A24 going strong that looks breathtaking!!
Marie Kalimu Another solid year so far for A24. Climax was my favorite film of 2018 so far, Under the Silver Lake is supposed to be one-of-a-kind (theatrical release April), Midsommar is Ari Aster’s follow up from Hereditary, and High Life looks insane (in a good way), and will also drop this year.
@@rhythmoriented
All these films I'm looking forward to alongside The Last Black Man In San Francisco!!
Climax is one of my favourites too with Roma and Shoplifters.
Everytime! A24!
@Marie Kalimu
It's their turf.
@Praetorian its called WHITE FLIGHT! your people move BY CHOICE in most circumstances.
Black people are priced out, decieved, redlined, etc from portland , oregon to san francisco and beyond.
now, im a blk man but also a capitalist and republican. There is BLACK FLIGHT from california and has been occuring statistically since 1990.
I own 2 properties in california. There are means to indirectly " evict undesirables". The cost of living is high and if u cant hang.... ur ass has to GO
A24 continues killing it! The cinematography is incredible!
Sage Bilderback That has nothing to do with the cinematography
@@OmegaSniper57 It had to do with a deleted comment
@@OmegaSniper57 isnt the production company sometimes responsible for an aesthetic?
@Praetor Nova Were Italians in Philly truly being displaced or choosing to move out?
@@scienz a24 is a distribution company (I love them btw) they buy movies they believe in and get them nation wide or world wide screening runs
Academy award for best cinematography in 2020.
Also, this rendition of "San Francisco" was breathtaking.
That's Mike Marshall from Timex Social Club, he also sang the chorus for "I Got 5 On It."
Its on Spotify
How the hell does A24 drop consistently amazing trailers, for consistently amazing movies.
MidnightBastard Hot Summer Nights was trash tho
*Independent money*
The best movie of the year Climax also has the best trailer of the year.
@@GDArctangent *You know that most production companies don't do their own trailers, there are companies that make the trailers for the movies*
Castle in bold as well !
That version of "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)" went straight through my heart.
Yes. It pierces right through mine, almost making me cry.
It made me cry my eyes out during the closing credits. Amazing song for an amazing film.
Not gonna lie, I cry every time when I watch this trailer.
Like how could you not. Only selfish unempathetic ppl could watch without crying
I live in the SF and this movie hits so close to home. Im sitting in my room in tears just contemplating how authentic this film is to the diminishing culture of the city. Now a fleeting memory
The scene with his mom...that shit hurted
Fr :(
Max Threse 😂🤣
To this day!
I Cant Imagine. Period.
Being born and raised in SF, this in incredibly refreshing. SF obviously isn't the same anymore and I definitely miss the diversity and flavor the city had to offer being part of the public school system. Unfortunately, technological economic expansion has byproducts not healthy for cultural environment
San Francisco never had a lot of black people though.
@@manolochootdatpizzachip5142 dude the shipyards in san francisco brought a ton of black families from the south to the bay area for work as far back as the 1920s. large parts of the city were historically black neighborhoods.
one of the largest black communities in san francisco was displaced in the 1950's when the government built japan town to create housing for the japanese citizens that had been had been forcibly relocated to internment camps during WWII.
the japanese american citizens lost their homes and all their property when the government forced them into the internment camps and the government claimed ownership of their land. Rather than giving their property back to them, the government created new housing and an ethnic community center by building Peace Plaza and displacing the african american community that had lived there.
some of the black community was displaced, mostly to the east bay. the bay area has a long and sad history of forced displacement by the government and the upper classes.
@@naneek2 I second you. My Dad was stationed in SF during WWII and subsequently migrated from Texas bringing back his wife my mom and tons of Black folks. There were lots of jobs back then and a thriving middle class ecosystem existed into the early 70s. I'm a baby boomer "Black Princess" product of that era. I continue to call myself a SoCal "import"! I miss those days. Some day I'll write my rich stories.
God bless y’all, I wish I could of experienced the bay as it once was. ❤️❤️
Agree
I'm a third-generation native San Franciscan and they get it! I loved this film so much! Great story. I saw it 3 times at the Castro and cried every time. Bravo to director and filmmaker! Bravo to the great Danny Glover also a native San Franciscan.
It’s sad how movies like this don’t make it big. This is cinema everyone should appreciate
Plus, The Last Black Man in San Francisco is more like an actual movie too
That's whiny. Just appreciate it.
@Megan Alien I appreciate it more than stupid superheroes and horrible remakes that kill the cinema experience.
@@blackskyboii Ah maybe not. Chalk it up to the full moon.
@@Creashone What?
Fillmore and Bayview districts of San Francisco were filled with blacks building ships during WWII. Over time they were forced/priced out, accelerated in recent years by tech boom and super expensive rent. GEN-TRI/FI-CA-TION! A story worth telling.
Yeah it's quite sad really. My grandmother and mom both grew up in Bayview and from what they tell me, it was super diverse. Blacks, Mexicans, Italians, Samoans, Tongans, Irish, Armenians, Persians, Palestinians, Cubans, Central Americans, Chinese, Filipinos, Japanese, Vietnamese, etc, etc all in that neighborhood for generations. Even Carlos Santana would practice in my grandma's basement. Now much of that is forgotten unfortunately as many of the residents have moved away. Many local young adults like myself can't even afford to live in the Bay anymore and are either perpetually living with their parents, moving away entirely, or have a lot of roommates and have multiple jobs just to scrape by. It kind of disgusts me seeing all these people who moved here for tech jobs eating at fancy restaurants that were once locally owned mom and pop restaurants while the locals don't get that luxury. And the tech money easily influenced local politicians for their own agendas over the actual agendas of the now struggling locals.
@Charles Crandall It's all relative. Many weren't so poor until the tech money came in.
Charles Crandall When the law changes, as it is beginning to all over America, the poor will be protected from being forced out. SF, LA, and NY are leading the way.
Charles Crandall it will likely be more spread out among the classes, races than now, because Oakland and cities like it are progressive, and will work together to make it so. More housing, varying jobs to support tech, more rent control, etc. its not just money and the law if the jungle. Example: Barak Obama became president. Anything is possible.
man it's really cool to see people discussing local history. this was an important story to tell, I was gentrified out of the bay area years ago.
The trailer alone is so moving.. 😍
Honestly, the trailer might be better than the movie itself.
I was hoping to see the dancing scene (where they're throwing a party), but I never did. :/
@@ore9673 they (production) cut out so many scenes which we (film crew) were working so hard on
@@ore9673 I actually didn't care for the movie honestly
Mike epps interview on 96..brought me here lol
Me too... but he's not in the trailer?
Where Mike Epps?
Same
koi tuipulotu Me too I Saw Mike Epps at 🔥Hot 97🔥 in New York and he talked about it this morning 👍🏾
Lerai Palmer they showed a split second of Mike Epps you’d have to really catch him don’t blink or you’ll miss him again
Now this is the kind of film Hollywood should be making. It’s a beautiful story and looks stunning.
It's giving me If Baele Street Could Talk and The Tree of Live vibes. Loving it already
Agreed!!!
I agree. I feel a mix of Barry Jenkins and also a little bit of Wes Anderson
If the Tree of Beale Street Could Life
yess
The themes and vibe reminded me a bit of Blindspotting, also.
I am a San Francisco Native but now live in Australia. I was moved by this.
This is honest to god the most human movie I’ve ever seen. I could not stop crying.
As a bay native I know how this feels even on the other side of the bridge. Awesome that Danny Glover (SF Native) is in it too.
I'm a native San Franciscan. I got a heart full out of this movie. It hit a homer with me...every single nuance I breathed in and cogitated. Even the grim truth behind what went down at Hunter's Point (dirty politicians people just LOVE because they don't know the truth about the water and the shipyards and the toxic dumping ...) I was spellbound, mesmerized, hurt, touched, healed, ripped open by every scene that just spoke the truth and kept on telling it. Shame too on the filthy corporations that are stealing the magic from The City. Sometimes, i think of the next big one. Just to be rid of the greed and the noise and the filthy congestion, the homeless who've been kicked from their affordable spaces to make room for off shore tech workers who make the big bucks.
The casting was superb. Like seeing old friends again. Thank you for this Masterpiece that every true heart San Franciscan should see before it ALL disappears.
Don't forget the radiation from when they drove the A-bombs through Hunter's Point.
And yeah, I also think about SF getting destroyed to drive out all the gentrifiers. They rebuilt it once, twice if you want to count Loma Prieta.
Underrated Comment!
As a native Baydestrian, this makes me miss home. I currently reside in Utah for the last 3 years. Nothing like San Francisco/Oakland/Bay Area. 🙌❤
Pele Kama Ditto! Im in Washington. But the Bay Area is just the landmarks now. People and culture have been displaced so much 😖
@@GSCA2025 last I looked at statistics San Fran is down to 3% AA, 17% Latino, and white people are the first to say "its not racism". Grentrification has made a total disaster, the real estate is the most expensive in the world for no reason other than unmitigated greed of the white and homelessness is off the rails. San Jose State has 4000 students living in their cars. This is America.
@Jefferson Marques lol, no, its becoming more white, the Asian population hasn't changed, white boy.
When even the trailer makes you cry, it’s simply good
I’ve seen the film and still come back to watch the trailer over and over again. An exceptional film!!!
This movie is a love letter to San Francisco.
Its been a year since i left SF and there's not a single day i don't think about the city. I miss San Francisco
I had seen this movie at Alamo Drafthouse recently, and then a couple weeks later ran into Jimmie Fails while out getting groceries. All I said was "I hope we can make more movies in San Francisco" and he said "Well we're trying" ... we talked a bit more but it was just a really cool moment for me. That's all.
That score. That message. That cinematography. That story. All magnificent
Watched this last night. Hands down one of the most heartfelt, genuine and beautifully shot movies I've ever seen. I checked it out because it was suggested on a list of movies with skateboarding (I'm a huge skate nerd) and was more than blown away. Daewon Song makes a cameo too! The only bad thing I have to say about it is I wish it was longer. Can't wait to see the future of everyone involved in this!
Ahhh this looks so beautiful
Came across this film on a flight, having heard nothing about it. Very very glad I chose to watch it; brilliant story, visually stunning, deserves far more praise than it has gotten.
Who else keeps coming back to this trailer? 😭😂😂
i saw bts army use crying emoji as laughing first, you just acting like bts army.
I lived in Oakland, but went to elementary school in the Fillmore in an old Victorian house like that, went to SAIC (formerly St. Anthony's) on Cesar Chavez street, then Roosevelt Middle School on Arguello and then went to Danny Glover's high school (GWHS) in the Richmond. I dunno if I can watch this now that I live in Oregon, I will cry too much and no one around me will know why.
Just walked out of the theatre. Holy cow. This is why film exists. Good to know great film is still possible.
This one trailer made me feel more emotions than the entire marvel franchise did
The fact this film only made $4 million box office is criminal. Huge Oscar snub as well.
Looks like another wonderful outing from A24! I love San Francisco when I went there last year. Need to go again!
Never thought anyone would be able to do Scott McKenzie's 'San Francisco' any justice and yet the small snippet moved me. Can't wait to see this film.
A24 owning the arthouse/indie game !!
Mark Kohler yep!
The trailer alone deserves an Oscar
It's so refreshing to see so many great and wonderful films that are exploring life as an African-American. Along with last year's success of both Roma and Crazy Rich Asians, I am looking forward to seeing more films that explore the rich diverse of the world.
Timothy Gibson Same
As someone just about to move out of San Francisco, I'm telling you this story needs to be told!
Liberal racism killed that city.
@Transfectingood J Banning tech companies? LOL
David Lafleche stop putting this under every comment you need to be slapped
A group was killing whites, not blacks were killing whites, you have to get your wording right.
Sent tingles down my spine !
🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Almost every local i know including myself will cry and relate to this story. Cant wait. Thanks joe
Got a chance to see it at Sundance-- it was my favorite film of all I saw (alongside 'To The Stars'). It is so beautiful, I hope it gets recognized for its direction next year during awards season, and the acting: The two main leads are incredibly, their chemistry so beautiful, so loving
I love this story and I'm not done watching it. His mom. On the bus. My heart exploded.
I got chills when he started singing. I love remakes when done correctly.
Wow - as a native San Francisco that raised my sons in SF and a person of color and a business in owner in SF for the last 25 years......I appreciate the title alone. Seriously looking forward to seeing this.
How can you put up with all that Liberal racism?
Jo Jo White folks began the trend of identifying anyone not white as a person of color. Began with calling Black people “colored” and native Americans “red”. Now that they want a piece of the oppressed people’s pie, they are in their feelings about not being included in the “person of color” monicker. Ironic, really.
@@davidlafleche1142 Can you actually define this silly term you keep tossing around like it is an actual thing in the world? How is this defined?
I wasn't going to ask, but since you seem like you are trying to work it into the lexicon, I'm indulging.
Only the realest of real discovered Johnathan Majors from this
This movie wins my heart
Everyone needs to see this film. Just completely stunning and beautiful. Fave film of the year so far, and fave film I've seen in a very long time.
Barely making it born & raised SF Native here. When he said “I’m not leaving” that hit me hard. Born here. Die here. FTW
IM FEELING SOME OSCAR VIBES!!!
Usually when the Oscars heavily nominated films about Black American stories, they tend to nominate those films with the whole "white saviour" trope. I hope that isn't the case for this film come next award season, cause the passion and love for cinema oozes all over this trailer.
@@whatzittooya8976 Hahahahah you race vultures always find a way to complain. Blacks have won more than their share of Oscars per capita, and it's got nothing to do with "white savior tropes".... oh please... it's about the Oscar committee trying to perpetually appease Blacks, an utterly futile act because the racism, hatred, resentment, and bitterness won't go away by giving Oscars, upping affirmative action, throwing money at the community, etc. The allies get it the worst--- who needs enemies when you get treated that way? I avoid Black friends. now... I'm tired of being accused of racism over trivial bullshit. Tired of walking on eggshells to accommodate an insecure people who walk around viewing everything through the lens of race. Tired of being accused of having Black friends to "not look racist", by the friends themselves. It's not worth the trouble. Last Black man in San Francisco? boo hoo, a lot of people are being forced out of the city of all races.
nah they’ll just give it to green book again
@@jmilber
Who's complaining? The only complaint I see is your reactionary rambling. The movies I'm refering to have gathered huge nominations and even wins for telling stories of disenfranchisement, pain and suffering upon people of color having their day saved by white folks instead of being the heroes of their own story (Green Book, The Help, Dances With Wolves, La La Land, Hidden Figures, Mississippi Burning, Glory, etc)
FYI, There are only 46 Black Oscar winners (not counting the "Honorary" a.k.a "Death Bed" oscar) ... out of 91 years of countless nominees from numerous categories.
You are so in your feelings about this lol. Calm down
@@devinpeirce7152 bruh you're stupid.
This movie is expressing gentrification in its way to understanding what it is it’s a beautiful representation of strength and courage.
Hoodie Crowd Yeah
Wow I just got goosebumps at that first review “you can tell this movie is special within its first five minutes” because I literally had that thought watching it, and it’s absolutely true
This looks equal part beautiful and equal part bizarre
Welcome to San Francisco
Bipolar Bear That’s San Fransisco for ya
@@a_velis the former san francisco you mean...its what made the whole bay area unique... i dont know what this place is anymore..
@@kingsosa6493 It is what we can make it. As long as I can I will make it better.
@@kingsosa6493
What happened? What's made it different? Idk since I don't live there.
The soundtrack got me astral projecting
Me 2 I'm hovering over you right now
In love with this movie even more so now. While the streets of the city are so empty, and this city is so poignantly beautiful
The kind of movie that win oscars. The cinematography is on 🔥.
I left my heart at THE LAST BLACK MAN IN SAN FRANCISCO.
I just watched this trailer 4 times back to back, and I got chills everytime. I'm so stoked for this! Keep up the good work A24
Chance The Wrapper the movie it’s stunning
the only trailer that has made me cry
Excellent work Jimmie Fails! Thank you, brother.
This makes me want an Academy Award for trailers
This may be the first time in my life that a movie trailer brought me to tears. I have to see this film.
I'm from San Francisco. my grandparents came from Hong Kong to SF in the late 50s with nothing but the clothes on their backs. My family had to leave the city during the 2008 recession when I was just in elementary school (5th grade) because of home and utilities being too expensive. This movie needed to be made and I cannot wait to watch it!
This movie deserves the widest of wide releases its so beautiful
We saw this Saturday and it was amazingly beautiful.
I can't stop watching this trailer
me to 😲 3xs
This is what made Kevin Feige cast John as Kang. He was very impressed with his performance
As a woman of color who loves SF and wants to live there, I know I will see this movie and probably cry.
sequel: the last black man in Oakland
Alex Kettell why Oakland ?
My whole Oakland history has been wiped out.
Five sequels later the script lands on the table for The Last Black Man in Santa Cruz.
"Wait, isn't this just Jordan Peele's Us? This is just Us."
Bruh I see gentrifiers in fucking Sobrante Park driving their little hybrids and riding their bikes. I am at awed. 15 years ago these people would never set foot here, unless they worked at the schools.
I'm convinced 2019 is going to be the year of A24.
As a Bay Area kid, this one looks breathtaking.
Wow this looks STUNNING
I've watched this trailer like 50 times in the last 24 hours.
@_egas calybird maybe he didn't.... Says a real life city worker from NYC who also did. Primarily for the music's beauty.
Tho i do want to see it.
me too the plot is insane I feel like I'm there!
Just watched it. Simply amazing.
So excited for this!! Congrats to everyone involved in telling this story.
Just saw this movie in theaters and brought me to tears. Beautiful cinematic art.
This movie was amazing. If you can find it in a theater, go see it. It's stunningly beautiful.
So sad to feel like a stranger in my own city. I’m in Oakland now but similar issues/pressures apply there too. I’m considering moving out of state or out of the country unless I hit it big in the stock market, lotto or marry rich. Glad this stories being told.
OMG tearing up with the trailer... I CAN'T WAIT!!!
Ty for the subtitles, A24
What an astonishingly beautiful film, with so much heart. Thank you Joe Talbot & Co for this wonderful gift to the Bay Area.
This looks amazing. It was hard not to cry just watching the trailer.
I’m glad this movie exists, I wish I saw this before I moved here to San Francisco. I moved from Iowa to here expecting a San Francisco sold to the world that it is meant for all, and then I came here in 2021 to discover the exact opposite. It has taken everything in me and more to stay and see my dreams through, I am alone, and with more trauma than what I was escaping, yet I stay, to see my dreams through.
So breathtaking...sweet symphony to my heart
Omg, A24 Will kill us through their movies. LOVE IT!!!!!!
Absolutely beautiful and awe-inspiring film. It made me want to throw practicality out the window and pursue crazy dreams. Moving soundtrack, stunning cinematography. The characters are authentic and unique.
i can't wait you guys, thank you for this!
As a bay area native, I can confirm that the San Francisco portrayed in the movie is a one to one representation of the real SF. And it pulled at my heartstrings, how tragically accurate it was.
If this movie doesn't win a single Oscar, I'll never watch another Academy Award ceremony again. That is final