A street fighter who brought his fire for gay rights to political office
Milk starring Sean Penn is an important movie that covers not only the rise of San Francisco Supervisor Harvey Milk but the fight for gay rights. The film portrays Milk as someone drawn into politics by the discrimination he faced. That went from street activism to joining politics. It wasn’t a meteoric rise either. Milk went through a lot of setbacks. It’s his fire for his cause that is the main draw. That’s brought to life by Penn’s amazing performance. It really is one of his most memorable roles. He creates a fighter’s persona. There’s plenty of archival footage as well that brings a gravity to some of the events.
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