The ugliness still exists in men that would make slaves of other men.

Rating: 10/10 (8 December 2013)

It appeared that everyone in the theater, men and women alike, cried at this film. It was very well done. And sadly left me realizing that this same ugliness still exists today in those that would make economic slaves of other men by abusing their wealth, power, and opportunity.
And I realized that we must fight this with an understanding that there is enough for us all and it is not a problem for some to have more than others as long as the least of us can live with dignity. Those that are poisoned by such greed that they would rob people of their dignity are diseased and must be recognized as such.
I am grateful that this movie was made at this time. It represents the ugliness of slavery in a much more real and truthful way than any other that I have seen and it reminded me of the darkness that human beings are capable of justifying for their own purposes.