A non specific movie about a tragedie

Rating: 6/10 (7 March 2018)

While I have a been a fan Of Frances McDormand since Fargo, this movie does however disappoint me to quit an extend.
She plays her role well, a feisty women who wants to take matters in to her own hands after her daughter is brutally raped and murdered and no one seems to care.
As a parent you can only feel compassion for her rage and determination.
That is the good side of the movie, the not so good is the fact all of the prejudices they want to shove down my throat.
In no particular order these are the ones that irritated me the most:
The black woman/man getting suppressed by the police;
The police is always well represented with bigots;
Pot should be legal;
It is perfectly fine to burn down a police station if you feel they let you down;
It is absolutely necessary to kick teenagers in the groin when they don't answer your question;
And last but not least, you should always compare a priest or pastor with a gang member.
The only thing missing is the son not being a member of the LBGTQ community, the all the leftists would be satisfied with this movie.
My point being, leave politics out of the movie if they don't contribute to the story.
This movie could have been so much better, but luckily Frances saved the day.
This movie receiving any Oscar at all is preposterous and an insult to all the viewers.