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Chris Rock: Tamborine

Stand-up · 2018 · Chris Rock (written and performed); directed by Bo Burnham; Netflix

'It's my fault.' Three words most people can't say about their divorce. Chris Rock said them on stage. #Tamborine

Who it's for

Rock is unusually direct about his own culpability: he describes his infidelity, calls himself addicted to porn, and says the end of his marriage was his fault because he didn't listen and wasn't kind.

Guilty / Ashamed→Clear-Headed

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What it is

Chris Rock performs this Netflix stand-up special, directed by Bo Burnham and released on February 14, 2018. Much of the 64-minute hour is self-reflective: Rock talks about his divorce, his infidelity and porn addiction, and owns his mistakes in the marriage. He also covers politics, race relations, police violence and parenting.

Where to find it

Netflix original. Streaming availability rotates; check JustWatch.

Before you start

Heads up: Infidelity and porn addiction.

Age: TV-MA (suggested 17+)

Yet you cannot lay remorse upon the innocent nor lift it from the heart of the guilty.Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet, “On Crime and Punishment”

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