Questioning the limits placed upon blacks in America
Something The Lord Made is about collaboration, friendship, medicine and race.<br /><br />Mos Def plays Vivien Thomas who was hired as a carpenter but quickly became the medical assistant to Dr. Alfred Blalock (Alan Rickman) at Vanderbilt University and then Johns Hopkins. Together they would do groundbreaking work in medicine on things such as the effect on trauma on the human body and heart surgery. The story captures the excitement of scientific discovery. The fact that Thomas was African American made their collaboration difficult.<br /><br />Blalock was impressed by Thomas’ intelligence and initiative. To others however Thomas looked like a janitor or other menial worker. There was the general racism of society as well. This is played out in several scenes. When Thomas and Blalock start work at Johns Hopkins for instance, they can’t walk in the front door together because the school was segregated. Another time Thomas was fixing up their new lab when another doctor walked in and told Thomas to get some coffee and donuts for him.<br /><br />The movie makes a strong comment upon overcoming the limits placed upon blacks in America.<br />C
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Joseph Sargent"], "Producers": ["Julian Krainin", "Mike Drake", "David Madden", "Eric Hetzel", "Robert W. Cort"], "Starring": ["Alan Rickman", "Mos Def", "Mary Stuart Masterson"], "Studio": ["HBO"]}

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