The Crickets Dance
strong violence, racism, domestic abuse
Director(s)Veronica Robledo
Production year2021
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes92m
CastWilliam Mark McCullough, Kristen Renton, KateLynn E. Newberry, Bobbie Eakes, Maurice Johnson, Sandra Ellis Lafferty, Bill Oberst Jr., Randall Franks, Elizabeth Noelle Japhet, Paris Gerald, Veronica Robledo, Deborah Robillard, Veronica Robledo, Christiana Cross, Veronica Robledo, Tasos Eliopoulos, Roger Artola, Robert Berman, Lisa London, Catherine Stroud, Lawrence Kim
The Crickets Dance
strong violence, racism, domestic abuse
THE CRICKETS DANCE is a US drama in which a woman finds an old journal in the antebellum house she inherited and learns ...
THE CRICKETS DANCE is a US drama in which a woman finds an old journal in the antebellum house she inherited and learns all about the painful history of her new home.
violence
There are scenes of strong violence, including a man yanking on a woman's bloody umbilical chord shortly after she has given birth. There are also scenes of domestic abuse, in which a wife is physically and verbally mistreated by her husband.
discrimination
Racism is a theme running throughout the film, with scenes tracing back to the American South in the 1800s. Some scenes depict racist violence, including sequences in which Black men and women are chained to a post and whipped. There is also use of racist language (e.g. a white man refers to a Black man as 'boy').
additional issues
There is moderate bad language ('bitch'). There are also infrequent scenes containing brief sexualised breast and buttock nudity.
strong violence, racism, domestic abuse
Classified Date:
13/09/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Miracle Media
violence
There are scenes of strong violence, including a man yanking on a woman's bloody umbilical chord shortly after she has given birth. There are also scenes of domestic abuse, in which a wife is physically and verbally mistreated by her husband.
discrimination
Racism is a theme running throughout the film, with scenes tracing back to the American South in the 1800s. Some scenes depict racist violence, including sequences in which Black men and women are chained to a post and whipped. There is also use of racist language (e.g. a white man refers to a Black man as 'boy').
additional issues
There is moderate bad language ('bitch'). There are also infrequent scenes containing brief sexualised breast and buttock nudity.
Classified date13/09/2021
LanguageEnglish
violence
There are scenes of strong violence, including a man yanking on a woman's bloody umbilical chord shortly after she has given birth. There are also scenes of domestic abuse, in which a wife is physically and verbally mistreated by her husband.
discrimination
Racism is a theme running throughout the film, with scenes tracing back to the American South in the 1800s. Some scenes depict racist violence, including sequences in which Black men and women are chained to a post and whipped. There is also use of racist language (e.g. a white man refers to a Black man as 'boy').
additional issues
There is moderate bad language ('bitch'). There are also infrequent scenes containing brief sexualised breast and buttock nudity.
Director(s)Veronica Robledo
Production year2021
Genre(s)Drama
Approx. running minutes92m
CastWilliam Mark McCullough, Kristen Renton, KateLynn E. Newberry, Bobbie Eakes, Maurice Johnson, Sandra Ellis Lafferty, Bill Oberst Jr., Randall Franks, Elizabeth Noelle Japhet, Paris Gerald, Veronica Robledo, Deborah Robillard, Veronica Robledo, Christiana Cross, Veronica Robledo, Tasos Eliopoulos, Roger Artola, Robert Berman, Lisa London, Catherine Stroud, Lawrence Kim
strong violence, racism, domestic abuse
Classified Date:
13/09/2021
Version:
2D
Use:
VOD/Streaming
Distributor:
Miracle Media
violence
There are scenes of strong violence, including a man yanking on a woman's bloody umbilical chord shortly after she has given birth. There are also scenes of domestic abuse, in which a wife is physically and verbally mistreated by her husband.
discrimination
Racism is a theme running throughout the film, with scenes tracing back to the American South in the 1800s. Some scenes depict racist violence, including sequences in which Black men and women are chained to a post and whipped. There is also use of racist language (e.g. a white man refers to a Black man as 'boy').
additional issues
There is moderate bad language ('bitch'). There are also infrequent scenes containing brief sexualised breast and buttock nudity.
Classified date13/09/2021
LanguageEnglish
