If you appreciate it from a purely entertaining perspective, there is no need to waste energy. Excessive political correctness is disgusting. The film did not discuss the way out for blacks.
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Political correctness
Lavonne 2022-01-17 08:01:47
The quality of the film was poor, and it was rather boring because there was no dialogue. With the length of more than 3 hours, the film was reluctant to look at it carefully, so I browsed it by turning the page. According to the great significance of the film in film history, I feel that it should be suitable for those film professionals to study as film materials. The film shooting skills he created have long been surpassed by many later works, so it is only of extraordinary significance.
If you appreciate it from a purely entertaining perspective, there is no need to waste energy. Excessive political correctness is disgusting. The film did not discuss the way out for blacks.
If you appreciate it from a purely entertaining perspective, there is no need to waste energy. Excessive political correctness is disgusting. The film did not discuss the way out for blacks.
Extended Reading
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Nat Turner: You need to tell me who done this to you. 'Cause I'm gonna take care of it, you hear? On my soul. I need you to tell me now.
Cherry: "Put up again thy sword into His place. For all they that take the sword... shall pass with the sword." You taught me that.
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Title Card: Indeed, I tremble for my country when I reflect that God is just, that his justice cannot sleep forever - Thomas Jefferson, 1785