A look into how poverty traps people and whether anyone can escape it
Mississippi Damned is a look into the culture of poverty. It’s characterized by unstable families, low paying jobs, unemployment, alcoholism, drug use, short term thinking, etc. It creates a whole system which traps families for generations into what’s been termed the underclass. That’s what the three sisters in the movie Michael Hyatt, Jossie Thacker and Simbi Khali and their children Malcolm David Kelly and Malcolm Goodwin, Kylee Russell and Tessa Thompson and Chasity Kershal are facing.<br /><br />The story takes place across two decades 1986 and 1998. It starts with the sisters but the real focus is upon the kids and whether they will perpetuate the same pattens as their parents. They are all stuck in a powerful system of poverty where hope seems impossible. It’s also very depressing and yet touching at the same time.
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