Will Smith's Emancipation Gate Scandal!!!

WILL SMITH EMANCIPATION FILM INFRINGES ON BOOK (PROPERTY) RIGHTS, CORRUPTION, THEFT AND POTENTIAL FRAUD!

NY Vanguard News Team

Emancipation is filled with action and some gruesome scenery.

The main complaint critics have sited above all others the feel and flow and the paced of the story is distracting as well as the cinematic choice.

The credibility of the film is also marred by the way Wills character seems to get away with a lot while others pay the price for minor infractions. 

When will Smith famously slapped Chris Rock across the face last year at the academy awards it made headline news around the world however, it may revisit a negative cloud come next award season.

Apple Studio outbidded Warner Brothers and acquired world rights to Will Smiths Emancipation film with a commitment of one hundred and five million dollars.

A deal that opens the door and places a negative SPOTLIGHT to how Hollywood heavy weights operates behind the scenes.

The writer who wrote Emancipation: William Collage’s credibility is called into question and has some explaining to do.

Especially when the subject matter is out of his wheel house should have been a telling sign.

Director Antoine Faqua and disgrace producer Joey McFarland along with Will and Jada Smith and Apple Studios, Candle Media and Blackstone group a private equity firm must now contend with new allegations of theft, corruption and potential fraud, and have either meet with controversy or investigated recently for varied reasons in the past.

Emancipation source material taken from the 2017 published book Hope River: by Pulitzer Prize winner and native New Yorker Max Stravagar.

To be re-release under a new title 'ENSLAVEM' later this month.

Wealth Rights publishing, licensed the movie rights to Vision Image Films now plans to sue for damages.

The most interesting facts are seventeen comparisons to date.

What These Works Have In Common.

They both dive into the slave subject matter.

The film and book both opens with a slave family torn apart by the selling of their relative(s)

They both have leading characters who are enslaved in two different plantations one worse than the other.

The film depicts someone eaten by an alligator while the book suggests one was eaten by one.

In both film and book their are traitors of the black community who are black slave catchers.

In addition the film and book portrays one or more slaves decapitated in particular both characters find a friend and conrad without a head which shakes them to their core.

The two also display on film and between pages dead bodies in the river or water.

In addition they both have leading characters survive drowning.

Will Smith character uses a blood stain shirt as a decoy for slave catchers. In the book Enslavem Doug's mother does the same to save her son.

Another parallel found in Emancipation, which depicts the horror of dead slaves inside a dirt pit while the lead character witnesses the event, Paradoxically, the book describes the same situation.

In both film and book the leading characters Peter and Doug goes on a journey or quest to find lost love or relatives.

In addition the film and book shows canine dogs ready to capture, harm or kill the lead characters.

The two leading characters Peter and Doug are also whipped into submission... but nonetheless they eventually escape.

In addition the film and book shows resourceful leading characters.

They both are set in the civil war period and each leading characters shape the war or war effort.

They both have leading characters come across a home while on the run to freedom.

(Spoiler alert) tours the end of the book and film the characters reunite with a love one particularly to a female, and finds her missing a body part or limb; a sacrifice made for a better future.

This theme happens twice and is first visited in the opening passage of the book, when Tracy aborts the masters child and mutilates herself on purpose so she is no longer able to have children.

They both have harden masters, whose slaves suffers from labor exhaustion, as expected in most slave films and books to a certain degree…however, when all of the elements above mentioned are placed or stringed all together the comparison is stricken and mounts, which doesn’t look good for Will Smith and his peoples.

As you can see above from start to finish the two works are competing and the mechanism are the same.

The nuts and bolts…etc were out right stolen, failing to acknowledge Max Stravagar’s contribution.

In addition the author claims he sent a number of book links from a short version of his story to director Antione Fuqua owner of (FaquaFilms) and to Will Smith and their peoples before the film was made.

You can see below an example on twitter stretching as far back to 2018. The author admits he has additional evidence in his possession and in the pass has provided links with a full version of his book to those involved in the making of Emancipation.

Ironically the film portrays a character seeking freedom and justice, while on the flip side the makers of the film withheld recognition and committed PEN HEIST on Max Stravagar’s classic, which many believe it to be the best slave book today… and by some accounts more than Roots!

Enslavem is a masterpiece of a read while Emancipation falls short because of director Antoine Faqua brake turn edit style…and missing also the opportunity to capture critical moments. 

The author has express on his Twitter page quote: “Dear Will Smith stop slapping and stealing peoples shit!"

In addition have made claims because of the situation he could not afford treatment his mother needed to survive her cancer diagnosis...and blames the Smith Machine for her untimely death.