Little kid plays gangsters like pawns
Fresh is a coming of age story featuring Michael “Fresh” played by Sean Nelson. He’s in middle school in New York City, lives with his grandmother, aunt and almost a dozen other kids, runs drugs for a drug dealer named Esteban (Giancarlo Esposito), as well as sells crack on the side. His dad played by Samuel L. Jackson is a chess player and taught him how to think strategically. He lives in a world that makes him grow up much faster than he should.<br /><br />This movie is so surprising and amazing it’s hard to write about. It seems like it will be a typical story about a kid growing up in the inner city with drugs and gangsters and violence. It has all of those elements. Then it completely surprises you. Fresh comes up with a plan to get back at every single person that has wronged him, his friends and his family that it is completely amazing. You are at the edge of your seat waiting to see what he does next. He was able to play people like they were chess pieces which goes back to his relationship with his dad.<br /><br />This was hands above your usual coming of age and crime story about black kids.
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