I Am Not Your Negro

Adapted from the unfinished work "Remember This House" by American writer James Baldwin, the work recalls the process of the black civil rights movement in the 1960s and the assassinations of three spiritual leaders, McGonagall Evers, Malcolm X and Dr. King. Director Haupek took over the visualization of the remaining manuscripts, recording Baldwin's layered but clear speculative speeches, depicting important figures in the era who tried to reform society, and combing through the gaps and sorrows caused by ignorance from ancient times to the present, and also witnessed the American civil rights The history of blood and tears of the movement. The film is narrated by Samuel L. Jackson, intertwining a realistic and heart-shaking light and shadow chapter.