Antwone Fisher (right), whose experience joining the Navy inspired the 2002 film "Antwone Fisher," speaks with sailors in 2003. (PH1 Michael A. Worner/U.S. Navy) Military films often depict war zones, ...
A young black boy stands tall among amber waves of grain. A large black hand reaches out to him. He takes it and the large black farmer leads him to a barn. The man opens the door for the child and a ...
When Fisher is late for his first appointment, Davenport has the guards haul Fisher into his office. "You can make me walk," sneers the sailor, "but you can't make me talk." The psychiatrist tells ...
Ron Evangelista is a writer with a burning passion for movies. He became enamored with films at a very young age when his father tirelessly watched them with him in a small apartment in Makati City, ...
Crafted with the same measured intensity and quiet authority found in his best onscreen work, Denzel Washington's debut behind the camera, "Antwone Fisher," is an emotionally charged true-life story ...
Crafted with the same measured intensity and quiet authority found in his best onscreen work, Denzel Washington's debut behind the camera, "Antwone Fisher," is an emotionally charged true-life story ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results