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Haun!
Short film is set on a dark and deserted location at two o'clock at night. In the light of the streetlamps, we see how a man has been severely beaten up. To revenge him, his friend gives the assailants a dressing down. The four men attract the attention of curious motorists driving by.
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Plot Summary
This documentary explores the life and career of Dick Gregory, a pioneering comedian and activist. It delves into his early days in comedy, his courageous stance on civil rights, and his enduring influence on American culture. The film features interviews with Gregory himself, along with notable figures who were inspired by his work.
Critical Reception
Haun! was met with a generally positive reception, with critics praising its insightful look at Dick Gregory's multifaceted career and his significant contributions to both comedy and social justice. Audiences appreciated the film's historical context and Gregory's candid reflections.
What Reviewers Say
A compelling portrait of a unique American.
Highlights Gregory's bravery and comedic genius.
An important look at the intersection of comedy and activism.
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Fun Fact
The documentary's title, 'Haun!', is a phonetic representation of the word 'How 'em!', a phrase Dick Gregory would use to acknowledge and address his audience, often with a playful yet pointed social commentary.
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