Let's Talk

The story follows a television talk show producer who, facing declining viewership, decides to create a provocative episode focused on racism. He invites representatives from four hate groups, including a Neo-Nazi and a Black Muslim, to share their views. This sensationalist approach, driven by a manipulative emcee, leads to chaotic and violent consequences.

As a drama, Let's Talk addresses complex social issues and critiques the media's handling of controversial topics. The film's exploration of racism and its portrayal in televised discussions might resonate with those interested in the intersections of media, society, and race relations. With a cast featuring Al Sharpton, Kellee Stewart, and Patrick McDade, the film presents a unique and provocative perspective worth considering for any serious film collector.