Sunday dinner represents the state of the family
Soul Food is about three sisters played by Vanessa Williams, Nia Long and Vivica A. Fox and their mother portrayed by Ima P. Hall. Sunday dinner was a tradition for them and a metaphor. Food carried on African American traditions and brought them together. When things started going wrong people stopped showing up symbolizing the family coming apart. The story is about if they can bring it back together.<br /><br />The film has an ensemble cast. Mekhi Phifer as Long’s husband stands out. He struggles as an ex-con. Fox is only a side character but she’s got some real fire. Williams is pretty heartless during the film but then she grabs a knife and she finally comes to life. Finally the story is told through the eyes of Brandon Hammond, Fox’s son and he gets a big role at the end. All together it’s a very heart warming family drama.
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