Fences (2016)
In 1950s Pittsburgh, a frustrated African-American father struggles with the constraints of poverty, racism, and his own inner demons as he tries to raise a family.
- Denzel Washington
- Jono Oliver
- Susan Ransom-Coyle
- Dawn Gilliam
- August Wilson
- August Wilson
Rating: 6.861/10 by 2599 users
Alternative Title:
Barreras - CL
Um Limite Entre Nós - BR
펜스 - KR
Country:
Canada
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 02 hour 19 minutes
Budget: $24,000,000
Revenue: $64,400,000
Plot Keyword: war veteran, baseball, father, based on play or musical, family relationships, racism, pittsburgh, pennsylvania, 1950s, life story, father son relationship
**Trying to be a good husband and father!** It took nearly a decade for Denzel to direct another film and this time it sailed through the Oscars with four nominations and one won out of it. Yeah, it was Viola Davis, who snatched the most prestigious award for her supporting actress role. Originally the film based on the stage play of the same name. It is a drama takes place in the 50s about a hard working family man, Troy. His past was not very good, which makes him a little arrogant when it comes to raining his boy. Marrying Rose was the best ever thing happened in his life. Though it was not a perfect family. The differences between them is what later bring twist and turns in the tale before heading for the final of the final act. A very simple drama on the fine topic. Most of the film was just a conversation or arguments. And most of the film was little slow moving with the very long overall runtime. If you can manage that, you can enjoy it. If you are a drama genre fan, then you will be more than happy for giving it a try. One of the best drama films of the year, yet not the greatest. It's all finger points at the performances. Those magnificent actors displayed magnificent show. Nearly 35 years old screenplay and 70 years old timeline, still looked the same and powerful. Despite the film's success and poured praises, I don't think it is for everyone. Definitely young generations won't enjoy it. It is mainly for families. _6/10_