While giving his mother a birthday call, this film's protagonist sticks his phone between his hat and his ear to plausibly claim he's using his ear piece while driving. In this film, the protagonist's daughter asks, "what's a carb?" after her father promises to take her to Chuck E. Cheese's. In an early scene, its protagonist rings up his grandmother to advise a young white woman on what to buy for a fish fry at a grocery store he was recently fired from. In a flashback scene set in a jail, its protagonist has a conversation about his daughter 
While giving his mother a birthday call, this film's protagonist sticks his phone between his hat and his ear to plausibly claim he's using his ear piece while driving. In this film, the protagonist's daughter asks, "what's a carb?" after her father promises to take her to Chuck E. Cheese's. In an early scene, its protagonist rings up his grandmother to advise a young white woman on what to buy for a fish fry at a grocery store he was recently fired from. In a flashback scene set in a jail, its protagonist has a conversation about his daughter asking for "dark butter" with his mom, played by (*) Octavia Spencer. The credits of this film reveal that the officer who kills the protagonist claimed to mistake his taser for his gun. This film opens with grainy cell phone footage of the protagonist being shot. The director and star of this film would later team up for Creed. For 10 points, name this Ryan Coogler film starring Michael B. Jordan titled for the BART stop where Jordan's character is killed.
While giving his mother a birthday call, this film's protagonist sticks his phone between his hat and his ear to plausibly claim he's using his ear piece while driving.
Fruitvale Station