Black, White and Blues
Stricken with stage fright and saddled with debt, talented blues guitarist Bailey (Morgan Simpson) learns that he has just inherited his grandfather's estate, and hits the road with Augy (Michael Clarke Duncan) in order to collect. Along the way, Bailey discovers that redemption sometimes comes when you least expect it. Kiele Sanchez, Taryn Manning, Luke Perry, and Tom Skerritt co-star.
Director: Mario Van Peebles
Starring: Michael Clarke Duncan, Morgan Simpson, Kiele Sanchez, Taryn Manning, Luke Perry
A lightly enjoyable road picture about a circuitous road to redemption, Black, White and Blues offers simple, down-home pleasures while spinning an undeniably familiar but emotionally satisfying tale.
Ripples with the emotions and the saddened circumstances of those gallant and talented folks who sing the blues.
As the film's central focal point, Simpson (who also co-wrote the script) is an awful zero â?" you could hardly imagine a more uncharismatic lead â?" and his embarrassing swings at big emotion in the climax prove the final blow to a film already hobbled by mawkishness.
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