A judgement on humanity
This movie has a very unassuming start. An old doctor talks to his son about Sidney Poitier always showing up at funerals unexpectedly. Nothing to write home about there. Poitier then shows up after the death of his sister and things slowly pick up and start getting really good. The movie turns to race relations in a small southern town. You have blacks organizing a strike, the local power structure, and of course the cops. Speaking of which Poitier became famous for slapping a white man in the film In The Heat of the Night. Here he does a lot more to a policeman. In the end the story takes what Poitier sees in the town and relates it to the world in the 1970s as a kind of judgement on humanity. You would never guess what Brother John has in store for you when it starts but it’s a worthwhile experience to watch it until the end.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Goldstone", "James"], "Producers": ["Joel Glickman"], "Starring": ["Sidney Poitier", "Will Geer", "Bradford Dillman"], "Studio": ["Voices"]}

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