A story of families and race
There are two themes to Losing Isaiah. One is about families whether they be functional or dysfunctional and the other is about race. Jessica Lange adopts a black baby Marc John Jeffries who was abandoned by his mother Halle Berry who was a drug addict. The first part of the story contrasts the middle class life that Jeffries grew up in and the one of poverty that Berry was in. Then they go to court over who will have custody of Jeffries and both sides play the race card. Can a black boy be raised by a white family? Are poor black mothers capable of raising their children? The movie could have gone into a lot of wrong directions but I think it ended on a humanistic note which I appreciated.
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