Women of the Movement
TVMA
Drama
Mamie Till Mobley seeks justice for her son Emmett Till following his murder in the Jim Crow South.
Cast & Crew
Adrienne Warren Mamie Till-Mobley
Tonya Pinkins Alma
Cedric Joe Emmett Till
Ray Fisher Gene Mobley
Glynn Turman Mose Wright
Chris Coy J.W. Milam
Carter Jenkins Roy Bryant
Julia McDermott Carolyn Bryant
Marissa Jo Cerar Creator
Jay-Z Executive Producer
Tyran "Ty Ty" Smith Executive Producer
Will Smith Executive Producer
James Lassiter Executive Producer
Aaron Kaplan Executive Producer
Dana Honor Executive Producer
Michael Lohmann Executive Producer
Marissa Jo Cerar Executive Producer
Gina Prince-Bythewood Executive Producer
Alex Foster Executive Producer
John Powers Middleton Executive Producer
Rosanna Grace Executive Producer
David Clark Executive Producer
Jay Brown Executive Producer
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Matt Roush says...
In the final night of the historical docudrama about civil-rights pioneer Mamie Till-Mobley (Adrienne Warren), the grieving mother testifies in court during the murder trial of her slain son Emmett in front of a stacked white jury. While the verdict feels pre-ordained (and the dramatization is none too subtle), the impact of injustice will resonate far beyond the steamy Mississippi courtroom as 14-year-old Emmett Till’s murder becomes a watchcry for a national movement.
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