Review of Focus (2001) by Lisa J — 22 Apr 2008
This adaptation of Arthur Miller's work is a very definitive and disturbing portrayal of the power of stereotpying and prejudice. This is essentially a fable, and while it is specifically about anti-Semitism and conformism, the message of this film reaches far beyond these two concepts and depicts how ignorance and fear can corrupt the minds of many, leading them towards growing xenophobia and cruelty towards those who "don't belong.
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This review of Focus (2001) was written by Lisa J on 22 Apr 2008.
Focus has generally received positive reviews.
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