The United States before the war, Solomon Northup, a free black man from New York, was kidnapped and sold as a slave.
| Based on the true story of a remarkable mans fight for survival and freedom. In the pre-Civil War America, Solomon Northup (Chiwetel Ejiofor), a free black man from upstate New York, was kidnapped and sold as slaves. Confronting cruelty (personified by the evil slave owner, played by Michael Fassbender), and unexpected kindness, Solomon struggling not only to survive, but to maintain the erection. In the twelfth year of unforgettable odyssey, a chance meeting with abolitionist Solomons Canada (Brad Pitt) will forever change his life. |
Users review: so amazing .... trailers do not do justice to the film. is a potent long term unconventional is variable so that the system can not be considered. situations show linger and get the full effect of them too. You really get the feeling that, based on the accounts. Characters appear and disappear. have small bows and to give pleasure to the audience. it's just what it is. Nothing changes on any pieces. This film is a work of genius! and the choice of music, good sir. There are long sections of silence and attacks that will only become crazy. It is really effective and fascinating. I was surprised to see Hans Zimmerman did the music. This is much more than what I've heard from him. No routine or the Inception military sirens hum drum. Also a lot of really popular songs built into it. I love it when films incorporate popular songs actually used. Period pieces that are filled with music. when there were no modern devices that people sing! people can not say it was not realistic to actual account. McQueen glad it was brought to the public and how untethered. Ill probably watch this on repeat when it comes out. I'll have to check McKueens other films. port see no reason |
| Year: | 2013 |
| Starring: | Chiwetel Ejiofor, Michael K. Williams, Michael Fassbender |
| Genre: | Biography, Drama, History |
| Director: | Steve McQueen |
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