Movie about compassion even though it has a major problem
I am split about this movie. On the one hand I appreciate the story. It’s about loving thy enemy no matter how bad they are. Forest Whitaker who plays a reverend talks about the word of Jesus and the power of love. At one point he says he doesn’t want to help Garrett Hedlund who is a former KKK member but if he didn’t he couldn’t be a preacher anymore because he would be going against everything that he believed in. It shows a lot of heart and compassion that normal people don’t have. It’s what Martin Luther King Jr. talked about and it’s very moving. At the same time the film is about changing an individual as if that is the solution to the problem of racism. This is the traditional view in America that race is all about individual hate when it is about how institutions work. It’s not the single banker that redlines blacks and Latinos to deny them loans to buy them a home it’s the entire banking system. Still, you can’t not like this movie.
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