The Review Below is offered to Hasan Gibbs who worked for much of His life to save the lives of street hustlers and others needing his outreach on the sexual health issues critical to people living in Philadelphia several years ago.
A Prism of HOPE Shows Through Poverty!
A Prism of HOPE Shows Through Poverty!
By Tracy Gibson
Brilliantly depicted: The international tragedy of inner-city poverty. highlighted: a Texas ``stud muffin'' travels to New York City and struggles with no income to make his way as a male prostitute. Jon Voight is ``Midnight Cowboy'' who quits the 4 P.M. to Midnight shift as a dishwasher in the Lone Star State to sell His services to lonely men and women in the city that never sleeps. This 1969 movie won best picture from the Academy of Motion Pictures and { mention the other awards it won.} The film is the jumping off point for incredible performances from Voight, and Brenda Vacarro ( check spelling). Cameo and short roles were also expertly portrayed and directed as the stereo-typically cruel and heartless personalities of the Big Apple come to light in this dramatic movie. How our North American aspect of Turtle Island is under-serving the poor, left out and weak is the political bent taken in producing and directing this ground-breaking, history making movie. Look for it on television soon.
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