Spike Lee Addresses Boots Riley's Critique of 'BlacKkKlansman' | THR News

The transcript discusses Boots Riley's criticism of Spike Lee's film Blackkklansman, which tells the story of African American police officer Ron Stallworth's infiltration of the KKK. Riley criticizes the film for its portrayal of police as allies against racism, calling it a fabricated story. Despite acknowledging Lee's influence, Riley expresses disappointment. In response, Lee avoids public feuds and defends his film's message, stating that while critical of police, he does not generalize all officers as corrupt. The transcript concludes with a reference to The Hollywood Reporter for more information.

Who plays the role of Ron Stallworth in the film 'Blackkklansman'?

• Adam Driver

• Boots Riley

• Spike Lee

• John David Washington

What is the main criticism Boots Riley has about the film 'Blackkklansman'?

• It is too long.

• It glorifies the KKK.

• It lacks historical accuracy.

• It inaccurately portrays police as allies against racism.

How did Boots Riley express his criticism of 'Blackkklansman'?

• In a public speech

• Through a newspaper article

• Via a social media essay

• In a television interview

What is Spike Lee's stance on the portrayal of police in his films?

• He acknowledges some police are not corrupt.

• He portrays police as heroes.

• He avoids any criticism of the police.

• He believes all police are corrupt.

What approach does Spike Lee take towards public feuds?

• He ignores all criticism.

• He uses them to promote his films.

• He avoids them to protect his film's message.

• He actively engages in them.