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A young Black FBI agent is sent into 1960s Mississippi to investigate a wave of brutal killings targeting civil rights leaders. Forced to work alongside notorious mafia hitman Greg Scarpa, he finds himself pulled into a deadly hunt where justice and vengeance begin to blur.
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00:01Agent Strider, why did you join the bureau?
00:06Case after case, unsolved.
00:09Unsolved.
00:14I believe in justice.
00:16And I believe that Negroes have to be a part in getting it.
00:21No one's talking to the FBI.
00:23Not willingly, that is.
00:25So what do you want to do?
00:26Something unorthodox.
00:28You will be partnered with someone tied to organized crime.
00:37Where are the bodies at, Eddie?
00:38I ain't telling you nothing.
00:42Who the hell are you supposed to be? My driver?
00:45Special Agent Wayne Strider, FBI.
00:47Say hi, honey.
00:49Hi, honey.
00:54Time for you to leave my shop.
00:57Come here, let me ask you a question.
01:01I got it, I got it.
01:04Get out of the car.
01:06We're gonna have some fun with you tonight.
01:11You shot a car?
01:12There's no witness, there's no crime.
01:14Let's get out of here.
01:15I'm starving, please go.
01:19I ain't got nothing to say to no authorities.
01:21Hey, we done yet?
01:23Who is this?
01:24That's my drop.
01:28I knocked some heads around and I cracked the case.
01:32Making people disappear does not solve the problem.
01:39Turning of the cheek?
01:40That ain't really working, is it?
01:45They came for me.
01:47My wife.
01:49What would you do?
01:53I'd kill them all.
01:56Fighting me is necessary.
01:57Come on!
02:01Let's end this.
02:03One life, live it, right now.
02:16Can I get you some drinks?
02:18Coffee.
02:19How you take it?
02:20Black.
02:21I'm sorry, my wife.
02:22Where's my wife?
02:25I'm sorry.
02:25There we go.
02:25You better go.
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