Race and Revenge in Lives of Father and Injured Son
di Neil Genzlinger The New York Times
“Poor Boy’s Game” is a movie built around a boxing match, but its most powerful scenes involve no jabs or hooks. They are the quiet, almost wordless moments between Danny Glover, playing a dockworker named George, and K. C. Collins, playing his brain-damaged son, Charlie.
Charlie, who is black, was savagely beaten as a teenager in a racially tinged confrontation, and now, as convincingly portrayed by Mr. [...]
di Neil Genzlinger, articolo completo (1244 caratteri spazi inclusi) su The New York Times 13 Marzo 2008
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