I pray that racism isn't the reason this film has such a low rating on here.
I'm a black college student who used to be in a white fraternity and this film is actually fairly accurate to the ideas those organizations promote.
The acting is stellar, Laurence Fishburne, Giancarlo Esposito, Tisha Champbell, and Spike Lee steal the show but as much effort is put into almost every supporting role.
The cinematography is done pretty well, not flawless but as a film buff I appreciated it. The music is awesome and keeps you engaged, it really serves as a nice break for the more dramatic scenes.
The storyline is overall about finding yourself in college which is a very difficult task and even more difficult now in the age of social media.
The only complaint I had about this film is that the actors don't really look like college students, but it's minuscule in comparison to the film's themes.
I would recommend this film, but the primary audience is adults and I would keep high school students away from this film unless they're exceptionally mature for their age.
Go into School Daze with an open mind and be prepared for a powerful film that sticks in your mind well after your initial viewing.
I'm a black college student who used to be in a white fraternity and this film is actually fairly accurate to the ideas those organizations promote.
The acting is stellar, Laurence Fishburne, Giancarlo Esposito, Tisha Champbell, and Spike Lee steal the show but as much effort is put into almost every supporting role.
The cinematography is done pretty well, not flawless but as a film buff I appreciated it. The music is awesome and keeps you engaged, it really serves as a nice break for the more dramatic scenes.
The storyline is overall about finding yourself in college which is a very difficult task and even more difficult now in the age of social media.
The only complaint I had about this film is that the actors don't really look like college students, but it's minuscule in comparison to the film's themes.
I would recommend this film, but the primary audience is adults and I would keep high school students away from this film unless they're exceptionally mature for their age.
Go into School Daze with an open mind and be prepared for a powerful film that sticks in your mind well after your initial viewing.