Rosewood (1997)

In the summer of 1923, a peaceful African American community flourishes in rural Florida. This harmony is shattered when a false accusation from a white woman sparks a violent backlash from a vengeful mob.The film explores the devastating impact of prejudice as the town's residents are relentlessly hunted by those they once considered neighbors. It’s a story about betrayal, survival, and the resilience of a community battling injustice.With powerful performances and intense scenes, the movie reveals the deep racism of the era and forces audiences to examine their own views on justice, forgiveness, and the consequences of remaining silent during crises.