| | Blind Faith VHS (3 Customer Reviews)
In the Bronx, circa 1950, a police officer's (Dutton) son is arrested for the murder of a white boy. His brother, John, a lawyer, agrees to defend him, but quickly realizes Charles Jr is not telling the truth. Meanwhile, John and Charles take criticism from their younger brother, a jazz musician, who accuses his brothers of following the course whitey has laid down for them. The investigation leads John to a conspiracy that goes beyond the police, and he soon begins to reassess how he looks at himself and his country. Blind Faith Reviews: "...Directed with conviction and restraint....With a first-rate performance by Courtney B. Vance....What gives BLIND FAITH its forceful tone is the actors' intense interaction..."
-- Janet Maslin, New York Times Blind Faith Movie Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Respect & Acceptance
I found "Blind Faith" to be very compelling. All of the actors were brilliant. I found this movie to quite touching. It is so sad, lonely and unfortunate that society places stigmas on people for being themselves. I can relate to Charlie, Jr. in every aspect of his life. I'm 38 y/o and I still don't have half the courage as he does to accept who I really am. I admired him.
Submitted by a reviewer (Atlanta, GA)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Heartbreaking
Get your tissue ready, this movie is so deep with emotions,and reality, unbelievable,"great movie".
Submitted by a reviewer (Vineland,NJ)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No I CAN RELATE
I UNDERSTAND THE MOVIE ALL THE WAY I AM ONLY 17 BUT BY ME BEING GAY I FELT THE PAIN AS IF IT WERE ME PLAYING THE ROLE OF YOUNG CHARLES.
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