The Best of Enemies 2019

In the fiery summer of 1971, Durham, North Carolina was torn apart by racial tensions. Ann Atwater, a fierce civil rights advocate, and C.P. Ellis, a reluctant Ku Klux Klan leader, were forced to work together to desegregate schools. As they navigated this treacherous landscape, their unlikely friendship would challenge the status quo and alter the course of their lives forever.

In the fiery summer of 1971, Durham, North Carolina was torn apart by racial tensions. Ann Atwater, a fierce civil rights advocate, and C.P. Ellis, a reluctant Ku Klux Klan leader, were forced to work together to desegregate schools. As they navigated this treacherous landscape, their unlikely friendship would challenge the status quo and alter the course of their lives forever.

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The Best of Enemies does not have end credit scenes.

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Metacritic

49

Metascore

6.3

User Score

Rotten Tomatoes
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TOMATOMETER

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0%

User Score

IMDb

7.3 /10

IMDb Rating

Letterboxd

3.4

From 9 fan ratings

Movie Insider

3.33/5

From 3 fan ratings

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Cars Featured in The Best of Enemies

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Cadillac

1971

Coupe DeVille

Cadillac

1971

Sedan DeVille

Chevrolet

1957

Bel Air

Chevrolet

1967

Chevelle Malibu

Chevrolet

1965

Corvair

Chevrolet

1965

Impala

Chevrolet

1973

Impala

Chevrolet

1973

Monte Carlo

Chrysler

1970

300

Comet

1961

Sedan

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