In 1997’s film "Soul Food," I was excited to see a movie that didn't represent an American family by typical ruins. "Soul Food" is a triumph because it never loses sight of the importance of family, even as its family members transgress and quarrel. The storyline focuses on the lasting influence of the family matriarch (played wonderfully by Irma P. Hall), Big Mama. Her kindhearted and wise soul holds the family together. When she dies due to complications of diabetes, her daughters must overcome their disparities to maintain the family.
Though, Soul Food showed a long-lasting sibling rivalry, and the resentment of the eldest sister, Teri (Vanessa Williams) sister who thought she was superior to the two younger sisters, Bird (Nia Long), and,
Though, Soul Food showed a long-lasting sibling rivalry, and the resentment of the eldest sister, Teri (Vanessa Williams) sister who thought she was superior to the two younger sisters, Bird (Nia Long), and,