During our walk through Oakland, we passed a tiny vintage clothing store called Regina’s Door, and its owner, Regina Evans, a congenial woman in a headwrap, emerged to hug Riley. She gave Riley a happy update on one of the women she helps support, then let him know about a new play she would be mounting soon in Berkeley. The film’s central villain, a company with the innocuous name of Worry Free, signs laborers to unpaid lifetime contracts in exchange for a guarantee of meals and glammed-up prison-style housing — bunk beds crammed beneath chandeliers. And who do the laws work for?” Riley answered this question with a smirk. Only in superhero movies and the news do they try to make us think we’re against the bank robbers!”

Source: New York Times May 22, 2018 09:00 UTC