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TrailerMalcolm Adekanbi is a high school senior obsessed with old school hip hop and, along with his friends Jib and Diggy, he';;;s a geek that';;;s constantly pushed around by bigger kids at school. They all live in a part of Inglewood, California called 'The Bottoms.' His dream is to attend Harvard. A chance invitation to a big underground party leads Malcolm and his friends into a, only in Los Angeles, gritty adventure filed with offbeat characters and bad choices. If Malcolm can persevere, he';;;ll go from being a geek, to being dope, to ultimately being himself.Actors: Rakim Mayers, Blake Anderson, Bruce Beatty, Deaundre Bonds, Julian Brand, Quincy Brown, Kiersey Clemons, Kimberly Elise, Rick Fox, Christopher Glenn, Amin Joseph, ...»Director: Rick FamuyiwaCountry: United StatesDuration: 103 minQuality: HDRelease: 2015IMDb: 7.2Rating(7) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Characters of "Dope"
DomPlayed by: Rakim Mayers
Will SherwoodPlayed by: Blake Anderson
DiggyPlayed by: Kiersey Clemons
Lisa HayesPlayed by: Kimberly Elise
LilyPlayed by: Chanel Iman
NakiaPlayed by: Zoë Kravitz
MalcolmPlayed by: Shameik Moore
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Critic Reviews of "Dope"
Chicago ReaderJune 25, 2015The movie is overly ambitious but never dull, and the ensemble cast is fun to watch.
ReelViewsJune 19, 2015The film's ability to confound expectations while delivering some big laughs may be its most crowd-pleasing characteristic but the anti-stereotype message rings clear as a bell throughout.
SlateJune 19, 2015Dope's biggest strength lies in its affectionate and honest portrait of a different kind of young urban blackness than we're used to seeing on movie screens.
RogerEbert.comJune 19, 2015The film feels off-kilter more often than not, though it isn't without its inspired, successful moments.
Globe and MailJune 19, 2015Even as Famuyiwa acknowledges the preconceptions that Malcolm's blackness engenders, he invites audiences to identify with the character on the basis of his relatable interests, aspirations and vulnerabilities.
Detroit NewsJune 19, 2015When so many black movie characters are simple stereotypes, it's a pleasure to see a film with real wit about the benefits and pitfalls of playing to and against those expectations.
Shadow and ActApril 12, 2017What I love most about Dope is director Famuyiwa's confidence in his audience.
Washington Free BeaconJuly 14, 2016Moore is fantastic as Malcolm, bringing just the right kind of dorky fidgetiness to the role.
Baltimore MagazineJune 10, 2016It's kind of facile and kind of corny, but I don't know... kind of important, too.
Caimán Cuadernos de CineJune 02, 2016Shot lightly and edited to the rhythm of rap music, Dope is a really fun movie that works despite the unnecessary moral message. [Full review in Spanish]
CinemixtapeApril 09, 2016A shooting star of a film that comes dangerously close to succumbing its own scatterbrained screenplay.
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