Judas and the Black Messiah

The film is adapted from a true story. It tells the true events in the history of the Black Panther Party in the American black community in the 1960s. The story focuses on the death of Hampton, who was killed in 1969 in a raid organized by the Chicago Police Department and the FBI. The police fired 80 shots, but members of the Black Panther Party only fired one shot. This shot came from the muscle contraction of a member who was killed by the police. While Hampton was sleeping with his pregnant fiancée, he was shot twice in the head at close range. He was drugged that night and did not hear any police calls. After his death, his body was dragged into an alley. He was only 21 years old. After a trial, his death was determined to be "justifiable homicide," and in 1982, the civil lawsuit was settled out of court with a compensation of US$1.85 million.