Going from hate to finding one's humanity
Going from hate to finding one’s humanity. That’s the theme of American History X a powerful movie with a great performance by Edward Norton. Norton was raised on ideas of white victimization and later joined a Nazi youth group talking about taking back their neighborhood that led to a world of violence that surrounded him and his little brother played by Edward Furlong. The best part of the film might be Norton’s transformation while he was in prison which came about in part through his friendship with Guy Torry as they folded laundry. To think that a hardcore Nazi could be turned around by a fast talking black guy while they handle people’s underwear in a correctional facility is beyond ironic. Really though the film is all about Norton. You can totally believe in his character and how difficult it was for him to leave behind all the racist ideas which once made up his world. Highly recommended.
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