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"Down in the Delta" is one of the better movies I have viewed. I find it difficult to believe it has not received more notice and distribution among the general population, but most certainly among African American audiences.
If "Down in the Delta" portrays some moments of family strife, they are very muted in a film that is really an idyllic celebration of a return to one's roots. Even in its relatively gritty early scenes in Chicago, in which Loretta, rejected for a cashier's job because she hasn't learned arithmetic, goes directly from her job interview to a ...
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A single mother plagued by alcohol and drug addictions is sent with her children from Chicago to her ancestral home in the Mississippi Delta, to live with her uncle and aunt for the summer.
15 de jun. de 2020 · Down in the Delta, a story of family and the importance of legacy, is centered upon the main character, Loretta Sinclair (Alfre Woodard). Poorly educated and addicted to drugs, she lives in the housing project apartment of her mother, Rosa Lynn (Mary Alice). Loretta is the mother of two children, seven-year old Tracy, who is autistic; and thirteen-year old Thomas, who is bright, industrious ...
Down in the Delta celebrates the spiritual possibility of transformation and the truth that every family has a potential for resiliency and growth, no matter what the problems.
Drama: Hoping to turn their desperate lives around, a grandmother forces her unemployed, single daughter to move her family from urban Chicago to their uncle's Mississippi home. PLOT: In the bleak, urban shadows of Chicago, Loretta (ALFRE WOODARD) is an unemployed, single mother who copes with her dismal life with booze and drugs.
