Outstanding Film

Rating: 10/10 (18 October 2007)

This film deals with many problems that have occurred in American History concerning bigotry of all races and how people have dealt with this problem in their own homes and how prison life also separates many races and causes all kinds of problems in those institutions. Edward Norton,(Derek Vinyard) played the role as a skin head Neo-Nazi who took the law into his own hands and killed two African American men who attempted to steal his truck. Edward Furlong,(Danny Vinyard) was a younger brother who loved his brother and followed in his footsteps of hatred. Elliott Gould, (Murray) was a teacher at one of the high schools in this small town and was courting Beverly D'Angelo), Doris Vinyard when Derek got into a fight with him because he was Jewish and showed great hatred towards all Jews, which broke up his mother's relationship with Murray. This film shows clearly how hatred creates problems that this country does not need or any country and it all starts in the home, where bigotry has the early stages of breeding in men and women's hearts and souls. Very Sad Story.