Does prison make animals or can inmates maintain their humanity?
Short Eyes was based upon a play by Miguel Pinero about life in Sing Sing Prison, New York. He wrote it while he was incarcerated there. The first thing that hits you is the soundtrack by Curtis Mayfield. He also play a small role in the film as well. The story itself highlights all the types of people found in prison from the predators to the black Muslims to how it’s divided by race and ethnicity and more. It’s got moments of tension like when a man is planning to rape a prisoner to moments of reflection like when they break out in song that makes everyone think about their situation. Of course that offers the opportunity for Mayfield to bust out a tune. Most importantly there’s a running debate about whether prison turns the inmates into animals or whether they can maintain their humanity.
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