_Blindspotting_ is a movers ballet because it dances a fine line outside of the box -- and will move the shite out of you, to boot.

This comedy/drama focuses on a young black man trying to finish his year's parole in a halfway house after serving time for a felony, but that's only the skin of the film for its beauty runs far deeper.

_Blindspotting_ delves into racism, gentrification and violence but, above all, change. It confronts head on like a collision the question, "Can a man really change and, if so, will society let him?"

The story telling feels like a street rap concept album where each scene is a song that will make you laugh or make you cry or make you think and often all three at the same time.

This miracle is made possible thanks to Grammy and Tony winning singer / actor Daveed Diggs who wrote, produced and stars in the film, as well as co-star Rafael Casal, a gifted poet and rapper in his own right. Their portrayal of childhood friends faced with changing times is charged with freestyle jive and a brutal energy that will have you nodding your head to the beats and to the message.