In 1992, Mercer is desperately trying to rebuild his life and his relationship with his son amidst the turbulent Los Angeles uprising following the Rodney King verdict. Across town, another father and son put their own strained relationship to the test as they plot a dangerous heist to steal catalytic converters, which contain valuable platinum from the factory where Mercer works. As tensions rise and chaos erupts, both families reach their boiling points when their worlds collide.
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1992
Overview:
In 1992, Mercer is desperately trying to rebuild his life and his relationship with his son amidst the turbulent Los Angeles uprising following the Rodney King verdict. Across town, another father and son put their own strained relationship to the test as they plot a dangerous heist to steal catalytic converters, which contain valuable platinum
Cast:
- Mercer: Tyrese Gibson
- Riggin Bigby: Scott Eastwood
- Lowell: Ray Liotta
- Dennis: Dylan Arnold
- Titus: Oleg Taktarov
- Kareem (Gang Leader): John West Jr
- Copeland: Clé Bennett
- Joseph: Michael Beasley
- Murphy: Ori Pfeffer
- D-Ville: Tosin Morohunfola
- Roy: Nathan Cooper
- Officer Coughlin: Declan Joyce
- Antoine: Christopher Ammanuel
- Rioter: Trevion Twosifix Pleasant
- Lil Gizmoe: Hanad Abdi
- Tiffany: Renae Anderson
- Antoine’s Friend #1: Sacaiah Shaw
- Antoine’s Friend #2: Alex Michell
- Random Guy: Jahmone Duhaney
- E-Dub: Justice
- Korean Store Owner: Crystal Lee
- Korean Business Owner: Joy Tess
- Business Owner: Micaal Stevens
- Glen: Euan Macnaughton
- BMW Driver: Trevor Van Uden
- BMW Passenger: Blair Vail
- Thug 1: John Alvarez
- Thug 2: Michael Holston
- Photographer (uncredited): Anthony Molinari
- Factory Worker (uncredited): Ivan Rangelov
Crew:
- Producer: Ariel Vromen
- Producer: Adam Kolbrenner
- Story: Sascha Penn
- Producer: Maurice Fadida
- Producer: Andreas Rommel
- Set Decoration: Margarita Zakharova
- Key Makeup Artist: Mariana Love
- Line Producer: David Hillary
- Makeup Department Head: Jeremy Bramer
- Production Supervisor: Aaron Collins
- Editor: Danny Rafic
- Second Second Assistant Director: Vasilena Boneva
- Director of Photography: Frankie DeMarco
- Hair Department Head: Kristen Saia
- Line Producer: Denitza Daverova
- Associate Producer: Rinati Rokach
- Co-Producer: T’Shaun Barrett
- Casting Director: Preslava Hristova
- Second Assistant Director: Asya Chakarova
- Casting: Billy Hopkins
- Casting: Ashley Ingram
- Production Design: John D. Kretschmer
- Makeup Artist: Atanas Temnilov
- Third Assistant Director: Ioan Banzourkov
- Art Direction: Nikolai Kirilov
- Key Makeup Artist: Brian Kinney
- Post Production Supervisor: Paula Crickard
- Makeup Artist: Marcel Banks
- Second Second Assistant Director: Nadeem Ashayer
- Second Assistant Director: Brendan Lee
- Property Master: Tony Prado
- Set Dresser: Yulian Svilenov
- Stunts: Joette Nichole Orman
- Stunt Driver: Jimmy N. Roberts
- Stunts: Eric VanArsdale
- Additional Second Assistant Director: Daniela Giraldo
- Additional Photography: Todd Hilyard
- Digital Compositor: Gordana Krsteva
- Digital Compositor: Maria Popova
- Third Assistant Director: Bozhidar Peychev
- Graphic Designer: Ted Haigh
- Set Dresser: Emma Weston
- Boom Operator: Boris Tanchev
- Digital Compositor: Bogdan Nedkov
- Digital Compositor: Pietro Orlandi
- Visual Effects Editor: Nikolay Pachov
- Stunts: Vaughndio Forbes
- Stunt Double: Jalil Jay Lynch
- Stunts: Georgi Stanislavov
- Art Department Coordinator: Dobrinka Stamenkova
- Digital Compositor: Vladimir Vatev
- Costume Design: Tiffany Hasbourne
- Graphic Designer: Miguel Rosero
- Boom Operator: Valery Metodiev
- Sound Mixer: Mike Robertson
- Stunts: Devin R. White
- Armorer: Joey Rocketshoes Dillon
- Sound Mixer: Vladimir Kaloyanov
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Clint Nitkiewicz Hernandez
- Digital Compositor: Velislava Mihailova
- Stunt Double: Xavier Charles
- Set Designer: Borislava Kadiyska
- Boom Operator: Kiril Kaloyanov
- Sound Designer: Yuval Bar-on
- Stunt Double: Luis Alkmim
- Stunt Double: Patrick Millin
- Stunt Double: Plamen-Kaloyan Todorv
- Key Set Production Assistant: Brianna Erkman
- Stunt Coordinator: Asen Asenov
- Stunts: Simon Rhee
- Stunt Double: Reuben J. Lee
- Costume Design: Kristina Tomova
- Set Dresser: Peter Krumov
- Property Master: Matt McGuire
- Construction Manager: Borislav Rizov
- Boom Operator: Nathan Whitcomb
- Second Second Assistant Director: Tristan Ringenoldus
- Digital Compositor: Carlo Orlandi
- Visual Effects Supervisor: Friend Michael Wells
- Drone Operator: Wes Arnold
- Grip: Georgi Dotsanov
- Second Assistant “C” Camera: Deyan Georgiev
- Chief Lighting Technician: David Elwell
- Second Assistant “A” Camera: Simona Ravalieva
- Grip: Valentin Stanimirov
- Colorist: Jivko Chakarov
- Costumer: Nikki Foster
- Key Grip: Ivan Aleksandrov
- Steadicam Operator: Rick Griffiths
- Electrician: Vladimir Ivanov Lary
- Grip: Aleksandar Ribarski
- Set Costumer: Becky Rossiter-Moon
- Video Assist Operator: Robert Branam
- Drone Operator: Matt Dutcher
- Second Assistant “B” Camera: Luciano Ivanov
- First Assistant “B” Camera: Kira Murdock
- Digital Imaging Technician: James Petersmeyer
- Extras Casting: Silawn Lewis
- First Assistant “A” Camera: Sarah Brandes
- Electrician: Stefan Georgiev
- Second Assistant “B” Camera: Nicholas Menio
- First Assistant “A” Camera: Paula Nenova
- Grip: Biser Rulev
- Gaffer: Yavor Zahariev
- Additional Photography: Christian Sampson
- Graphic Designer: Viktoria Tsenova
- Storyboard Artist: Krista Vacheva
- Visual Effects Coordinator: Desislava Pavlova
- Stunts: Ysabella Costa
- Assistant Costume Designer: Nicole Suerez
- “A” Camera Operator: Geo Ivanov
- First Assistant “C” Camera: Vasil Paunov
- Data Management Technician: Hristo Petkov
- Casting Assistant: Svetla Rangelova
- Extras Casting: Amira Soliman
- Costume Supervisor: Jessica Hunt
- Key Set Costumer: Gergana Kozhuharova
- First Assistant “B” Camera: Angel Balakchiyski
- Rigging Grip: Boris Hristov
- Still Photographer: Shanley Kellis
- Second Assistant Camera: Renee Treyball
- Best Boy Grip: Yavor Aleksandrov
- Camera Trainee: Viktoriya Angelova
- Digital Imaging Technician: Brannon D. Brown
- “A” Camera Operator: Ric Griffith
- Casting Assistant: Simona Petrova
- Digital Imaging Technician: Delyan Kaloyanov
- “B” Camera Operator: Frank Meyer
- Electrician: Milen Stoilov
- Electrician: Valentin Tsankarski
- Assistant Location Manager: Norman Galeas
- First Assistant Camera: Maurizio Dotto
- Still Photographer: Vladislav Lepoev
- Second Assistant “B” Camera: Collin Davis
- Second Assistant “A” Camera: Mike Panczenko Jr.
- Dolly Grip: Petyo Petrov
- Extras Casting: Jeff Olan
- Extras Casting: Svetoslav Svilenov
- Loader: Terrell Porter
- Grip: Marchelo Vladimirov
- Assistant Location Manager: Tammy Surprenant
- Digital Intermediate Colorist: Bradley Greer
- Music Coordinator: Sarah Brockman
- Location Scout: Matt Bender
- Location Manager: Justin W. Hill
- Script Supervisor: Ivana Djidrova
- Assistant Costume Designer: Bonnie Stauch
- Digital Intermediate Assistant: Svetoslav Mateev
- Assistant Editor: Desislava Petrova
- Additional Music: Amit Katzengold
- Production Assistant: Jared Drake
- Music Supervisor: Allison Wright Clark
- Additional Music: Yuval Semo
- Production Assistant: Candice A. Buenrostro
- Foley Artist: Tapio Liukkonen
- Executive Producer: Snoop Dogg
- Original Music Composer: Gilad Benamram
Catogories:
Crime,Thriller
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Language:
English
Production:
United States of America
Company:
Trident Films,Death Row Pictures,Kodiak Pictures,Sumatra Films
Popularity:
101.889
Date:
2024-08-29
Year:
2024
- tmdb51616167: Fresh out of the cinema after catching the 2024 film “1992” starring Tyrese Gibson and the late Ray Liotta, I was struck by its heavy racial themes. The movie, from its trailer to its execution, delves into the complexities of race relations head-on.
The plot revolves around a robbery at a local establishment that entangles a maintenance man and his son. Against the backdrop of a riot following the acquittal of police officers in the Rodney King beating case, the film exposes the harsh realities faced by the African-American community at the time.
“1992” vividly portrays the deep-seated tensions and injustices prevalent in America during that era. It sheds light on the segregated society and the deeply ingrained prejudices that individuals held, shaped by their upbringing and surroundings.
Ray Liotta’s character initially comes off as racist, but as the story unfolds, it becomes apparent that his disdain is directed towards everyone, not just a particular race. Liotta’s performance is commendable, serving as a formidable antagonist to Tyrese Gibson’s protagonist.
While Gibson’s character strives for change and a better future for his son, he grapples with his own demons and past mistakes. Despite his flaws, he emerges as a beacon of hope in a tumultuous time.
“1992” may not be groundbreaking cinema, leaning more towards the action-packed movies you’d stream at home with family. However, for a thought-provoking theater experience, it’s definitely worth a watch.
