However, change doesn't happen overnight.

Description: Fact-based drama set during the 1967 Detroit riots in which a group of rogue police officers respond to a complaint with retribution rather than justice on their minds.

Cast:
Officer Frank: Chris Chalk
Police Sergeant James: Mason Alban
Police Officer Bill: Bennett Deady
Dancer: Andrea Eversley
Vietnam Vet: Michael Jibrin
Blind Pig Patron: Khris Davis
Dave: Tokunbo Joshua Olumide
Blind Pig Bouncer: Daniel Washington
Undercover Cop: Amari Cheatom
Leon: Tyler James Williams
Congressman Conyers: Laz Alonso
Nate Conyers: Benz Veal
Young Kid #1: Angel Blaise
Young Kid #2: Lance Law
Young Kid #3: Jaleel Sanders
Young Kid #4: Raymond Moreno
Fire Chief: Donald A. St. John
Tank Spotter: Kegan Cline
Young Girl in Apartment: Corinne Pitts-Wiley
Krauss: Will Poulter
Flynn: Ben O'Toole
Demens: Jack Reynor
Fred: Jacob Latimore
Elderly Woman (as Ashley Richardson): Ashley L. Richardson
Desk Sergeant: Barton Bund
Police Officer #1: Justin Mane
Detective Jones: Dennis Staroselsky
Detective Tanchuck: Darren Goldstein
Dismukes: John Boyega
Dismukes' Mother: Karen Pittman
Martha: Zurin Villanueva
Vandella #1: Anissa Felix
Vandella #2: Amber Owens
Larry: Algee Smith
Morris: Joseph David-Jones
Darryl: Leon Thomas III
Jimmy: Ephraim Sykes
Announcer: Jonny P.
Stage Manager: George Hooker
Vanessa: Samira Wiley
Michael: Malcolm David Kelley
Aubrey: Nathan Davis Jr.
Karen: Kaitlyn Dever
Julie: Hannah Murray
Police Officer Paul: Eddie Troy
Kid on Street: Devin Clark
Spencer: Ricardo Pitts-Wiley
Warrant Officer Roberts: Austin Hébert
National Guardsman Mike: Joey Lawyer
National Guardsman Matthew: Will Bouvier
Carl: Jason Mitchell
Lee (as Peyton Alex Smith): Peyton 'Alex' Smith
Linda Tucker (as Morgan Taylor): Morgan Rae
Dispatcher: Michael Haase
Greene: Anthony Mackie
State Policeman #1: Zachary Eisenstat
State Policeman #2: Jimi Stanton
State Police Sergeant: Bates Wilder
Police Officer David (as David Adam Flannery): David A. Flannery
Aubrey Pollard, Sr.: Gbenga Akinnagbe
Foreman Pete: Timothy John Smith
Roberta Pollard: Kris Sidberry
Ma Pollard: Lizan Mitchell
Police Officer #2: Kelby Turner Akin
Police Officer #3: Nickolas Lorizio
Police Officer #4: Jeff Avigian
Detective Thomas: Chris Coy
Eddie: Ato Blankson-Wood
Nurse: Cailyn Kemka
Homicide Detective Anderson: Glenn Fitzgerald
Attorney Auerbach: John Krasinski
George: Henry Frost III
Sound Tech: Josh Bartlett
Young Girl: Ramatoulaye Bah Bangura
Mailman: Kenneth Israel
Head Juror: Alexander Cook
Attorney Lang: Jeremy Strong
Judge Demascio: Frank Wood
Reporter at Court: Gary Wilmes
Malcolm (as Miguel Pimentel): Miguel
Pastor: Jeffrey L. Brown
Choir Master: Russell G. Jones
Choir Member: Tara Winborne
National Guard: Logan Raposo
Rioter: Jared Michael Scott
Court Stenographer: Carol S. Austin
National Guardsman: Joseph Ramah
Police Officer: Kenny Beers
Kevin: JJ Batteast
Steel Mill Factory Worker: David S. Bookbinder
Bus Passenger: Jim Boyd
Lieutenant: Matthew Delamater
State Police Trooper: Nicholas Deveau
National Guardsman Jefferson: Andy Devlin
Bus Patron / Rioter: Joseph Edwards
Morgue Doctor: Jennifer Ehle
Detroit Police Officer: Anthony Pelton
Reporter: Tony Ionno
Shop Owner: Charles Matumbi Jackson
Detroit Riot Police: Scott Konkel
Courtroom: Rob Lévesque
Rioter / Fox Theater Usher: Smidi Waters
Suspect: Dwayne Sneed
National Guardsmen: Jacob Andres Padilla
Courtroom Spectator: Jeannine Reardon
Self (archive footage): George Romney
Lawyer: Harold Rudolph
Concert Hall Cop: Scott Sederquist
Dancing Balcony, Husband: Ted Sterner

Written by: Mark Boal

Director: Kathryn Bigelow

Production: Annapurna Pictures, Page 1, Harpers Ferry

Release date: 04 Aug 2017

Box Office: $16,790,139