- Starring
- Everett Osborne, Carey Elwes, Jeremy Piven
- Director
- Martin Gigui
- Rating
- PG-13
- Genre
- Biography, Drama, Sport
- Release date
- Sept 29, 2023
- Where to watch
- Angel Studios
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Rating Summary
Sweetwater doesn't quite plumb the depths of drama as some other similar sports/discrimination films, but its excellent performances and historical importance combined with a complete lack of sanctimony make it a pleasant watch. Moreover, it stands as stark contrast to what many modern day race grifters try to sell to our youth today.
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Michael Carrick
Michael Carrick is a cinephile and professional clinician with a master’s degree in psychology, so he is trained to spot pathology in all its iterations. Michael has sought to help people heal and uncover the deeper themes, meanings, and purposes in their stories to aid them in living a better life. He now aims to help heal the film industry by shrinking it as well, and hopefully squeeze out the pathology. He relies upon his passion for film and psychological foundation, which includes strong philosophical and theological fundamentals to analyze film, highlight the artistic value and offer a diagnosis.
