First of all, congratulations for Cord Jefferson and his efforts making this movie. It is one of the best I have seen in a long while about how we can behave concerning social differences, prejudice of race, and emotional situations as humans.

Second, just for the record, I have no connection with any of the filmmakers or anyone involved in the project.

Third. All that said, while it is an extremely challenging watch, it manages to keep one hooked, keeps the story flowing from start to finish with surprising ease. I have never felt bored at any point or felt the need of a bathroom or cigarette break. In that sense, it has to do with the screenplay and the direction. Also, with the actors. They are all on top of their game, especially the protagonist, Jeffrey Wright, and Sterling K. Brown, the latter occasionally stealing the show.

The end is out for debate, but I guess that is exactly how it was intended to be.

Enough said. This is an AAA+ movie for generations to come.