Status
Released
original language
English
Budget
$ 0
Revenue
$ 0

Detective Bill Ramstead

Angela

Stuart

Myra

Josh Davis

Ernesto Ramirez

Rebecca Parks

William Larsen

Jackson

Anderson

Big George (as Che Rhymefest Smith)

Chip

Caesar

Chief Tom Edwards

Marcy Ramstead

John Harper

Smutts

Cactus Ray

'Angry' Mike

Security Officer Williams

Coleman

Jonah

Black Patron

Nick

Female Asian Patron

Nerdy Patron

Library Security

Core Homeless Person (uncredited)

Written by maketheSWITCH on 2019-07-26
‘The Public’ feels like the kind of political and cultural commentary needed right now, and it’s obvious that Estevez has crafted something he is passionate about, with good intention. However, the script is sadly so entry-level that it struggles to challenge audiences in the face of its desire to have universal appeal and accessibility. It’s still worth seeing, but only for the work of the cast and to inspire discourse on the topics the film touches on – no doubt deeper than the film itself. - Ashley Teresa Read Ashley's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-the-public-hot-idea-chilly-execution

Written by maketheSWITCH on 2019-07-26
‘The Public’ feels like the kind of political and cultural commentary needed right now, and it’s obvious that Estevez has crafted something he is passionate about, with good intention. However, the script is sadly so entry-level that it struggles to challenge audiences in the face of its desire to have universal appeal and accessibility. It’s still worth seeing, but only for the work of the cast and to inspire discourse on the topics the film touches on – no doubt deeper than the film itself. - Ashley Teresa Read Ashley's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-the-public-hot-idea-chilly-execution

Written by maketheSWITCH on 2019-07-26
‘The Public’ feels like the kind of political and cultural commentary needed right now, and it’s obvious that Estevez has crafted something he is passionate about, with good intention. However, the script is sadly so entry-level that it struggles to challenge audiences in the face of its desire to have universal appeal and accessibility. It’s still worth seeing, but only for the work of the cast and to inspire discourse on the topics the film touches on – no doubt deeper than the film itself. - Ashley Teresa Read Ashley's full article... https://www.maketheswitch.com.au/article/review-the-public-hot-idea-chilly-execution