High Lonesome (1995) is a made-for-TV movie, otherwise known as A Father for Charlie. It’s set in the American South in the Depression and tells of the friendship between Walter, a black sharecropper (Louis Gossett Jr) and Charlie, a small white boy. Though the film’s motives are honourable in its attempt at dealing with white racism, the story is implausible in its assumptions (would a black man have been allowed to foster a white boy at that time?) and deeply sentimental, not least in the last-minute conversion of the virulently racist local sheriff.
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High Lonesome Louis Gossett Jr. 2001 DVD Top-quality Free UK shipping
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