On the Come Up
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Bri, a young rapper and the daughter of an underground hip hop legend who died just before making it big. Her father’s legend makes him a hard act to follow, but between Bri being bullied and watching her mother struggle after losing her job, she pours out her frustration into songs that become big viral hits.
- Released: 2022-09-23
- Runtime: 115 minutes
- Genre: Drama
- Stars: Jamila Gray, Noa Dior Rucker, Sanaa Lathan, Michael Cooper Jr., Miles Gutiérrez-Riley, Method Man, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Justin Martin, Titus Makin Jr., Cason Peterson, Al-Teron, Lil Yachty, Mike Epps, Steven G. Turner, LA Winters, Bill Murphey, Malachi Malik, Cuyle Carvin, Ticarus Bunch, James Adam Tucker, Lady London, Corey Daniels, Vin Hill, Tim Perez-Ross, GaTa, Daniel Forbes Jr., Samantha Peel, Lawson Touliatos, Geanna Funes, Nijah Brenea, Henry Boston, Nanayaa Prempeh, Megan Hayes, Jake Alexander Williams, Karyn Greer, Kelly Collins Lintz, Savage Houston, Justin S. Myrick, Larry Rhem, Bruno Rose, Sarah Jon, Nicholas Molencupp
- Director: Sanaa Lathan
Comments
- arthur_tafero - 13 October 2022
Overly-Ambitious Film on Entertaintment - On the Come Up
This film is not really about people of color alone; it is a universal theme for all races. I want to be successful, and i want to be the best of all time. These are very nice, but overly lofty goals. One only sets one's self up for disappointment when we aim too high. It is good to aim high, but a term such as ONE of the best in any field is more than enough of a goal for anyone in any field. This is why gifted children fail so often; they set unrealistic goals which eventually result in disappointment. I am sure audiences will find the film entertaining, but it should not be held up as an example for inspiration; it is merely a daydream.
