Nicole Beharie
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Kendrick Sampson
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Alexis Chikaeze
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Lori Hayes
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Marcus M. Mauldin
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Liz Mikel
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Akron Watson
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Phyllis Cicero
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Lisha Hackney
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Mathew Greer
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Jamie Matthis
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Margaret Sanchez
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Nicole Beharie | Kendrick Sampson | Alexis Chikaeze | |||
Lori Hayes | Marcus M. Mauldin | Liz Mikel | |||
Akron Watson | Phyllis Cicero | Lisha Hackney | |||
Mathew Greer | Jamie Matthis | Margaret Sanchez |
Nicole Beharie | Kendrick Sampson | ||
Alexis Chikaeze | Lori Hayes | ||
Marcus M. Mauldin | Liz Mikel | ||
Akron Watson | Phyllis Cicero | ||
Lisha Hackney | Mathew Greer | ||
Jamie Matthis | Margaret Sanchez |
Director Channing Godfrey Peoples has created a film that draws us deep into a honey-bourbon South that is rich with heat, sincerity, and thick, Texan charm. In its center is an undeniable performance by Nicole Beharie as Turquoise, a woman radiating elegance as she strives to survive while finding ways to thrive. Miss Juneteenth is a soulful journey of a determined woman who takes on the burden of representing history, and generations of black women, while standing tall despite her own shortcomings as she marches, step by step, toward self-realisation.