Two Gods

Beautiful piece of work examining the unexamined. Great movie for a movie night / discussion group as it is thought provoking.

This film surprises with every scene --simple but nuanced shot after shot of the beautiful and horrible detritus of complex daily lives and a display of many triumphs of care and inabilities to care. Race here is a vast spectrum with many consequences and methods of coping with them.

Death is the great equalizer and this film touches the community of humanity it doesn't matter where we are from or what we have or don't have.. the challenge is to love, to help, compassion, to fall, to stand again, to grow, to triumph in ways that we need to..after everything we went through this past year.. when I saw movie it touched me .. the diversity of characters and the interaction with death makes you remember what is really important and that is we are.

This documentary was fantastic. I can't explain all the emotions.that were evoked when watching it.

It was beautifully filmed really capturing the essence of documentary.

Life is about second chances and forgiveness, and life on the streets is no different. Two Gods is a powerful exploration of the challenges of street life and the impossible ways young Americans of color are forced to define themselves. Expect your heart strings to be pulled as you journey with Hanif, Naz and Furquan. The film is a timely narrative on how young black and brown American youth get left-behind and caught-up in the criminal justice system. It's also a raw exploration of the toll those pressures take on community bonds.