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Several films that feature a cast of predominantly black actors — many of which were directed by black filmmakers — are available to rent for free (some are in 4K, too) through many streaming services, including iTunes, Google Play, Vudu, FandangoNow, and YouTube. This promotion comes amid recent Black Lives Matter protests taking place all over the world seeking justice for the killing of George Floyd by police in Minnesota, as well as an end to racial inequality and police brutality against black people.
If you’re going to make time to watch a movie, consider one of these. The spread of genres means there’s something for everyone, and each is an important story that, in their own ways, highlights the systemic and institutionalized racism against black people that continues to exist all over the US.
We’ll be keeping an updated list of films that usually cost a few dollars to rent below, including where you can watch them for free. If you’re looking for more movies that are free right now, including deeper cuts than what’s below and acclaimed documentaries, Film School Rejects has a fantastic list you should check out.
Selma
Available for free on Vudu, Google Play, Amazon Prime Video, Apple iTunes, FandangoNow, or through the YouTube link above
The Hate U Give
Available for free on Vudu, Google Play, Amazon Prime Video, Apple iTunes, FandangoNow, or via YouTube above
Just Mercy
Available for free on Vudu, Google Play, Amazon Prime Video, Apple iTunes, FandangoNow, or YouTube
13TH
Available for free on YouTube (usually restricted to Netflix)
Ali
Available for free on Vudu, Google Play, Amazon Prime Video, Apple iTunes, FandangoNow, or YouTube
Brian Banks
Available for free on Vudu, Google Play, Amazon Prime Video, Apple iTunes, FandangoNow, or through YouTube above
The Secret Life of Bees
Available for free on Vudu, Google Play, Amazon Prime Video, Apple iTunes, FandangoNow, or YouTube above
Antwone Fisher
Available for free on Vudu, Google Play, Amazon Prime Video, Apple iTunes, FandangoNow
America to Me
Available for free on Starz without a subscription
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