High Lonesome (1995)

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Directed by	Jeff Bleckner
Cast	Louis Gossett Jr., Joseph Mazzello, James Greene, Don Swayze, David Hart, William Fichtner, Jack Kehler and William Lucking
Theatrical Release	January 1, 1995
DVD Release	March 27, 2001
Running Time	95 minutes
MPAA Rating	NR (Not Rated)
UPC Code	084296401758
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a subtle movie with Gosset and Mazzello

I just bought this movie after I had seen it on tv. So why buy it? Well I guess it was because of the actors delivering a good performance; Gossett jr. and Mazzello are a safe choice to get energy in the film. This movie tells the story of a small boy who has a hard time getting raised by a father who isn't to keen on black people, let's call him a racist. This reflects on the boy at first but after some dramatic moments he has the insight that blacks are people just like everybody else. The storyline is very thin, but Joseph Mazzello and Louis Gossett jr. lift the film to a good level. Mazzello is adoring in his sorrow and hope. Gossett is a kewl adult, who teaches a kid the basic elements of fatherly love. The film would do a great job on schools as an introduction to prejudice and biggotism. So I guess I can recommend this film to anyone who cares. December 3, 2000

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