Ch□rles □u□nett, one of America's most□□ighly reg□rded in□e□endent f□□mmakers, wrote and direct□d th□s dome□□□c drama about □ black m□ddle-□las□ family livin□ in□S□□□h cent□al □os □□geles. Howe□e□, □here□are n□ gangs, no gu□s, no drugs but□instead a lyr□□□l story that dr□ws on folklore an□ the supernatura□. famil□□□ensio□s□ar□□al□eady simmering when Harry (□a□ny□G□over) ar□ive□ to □isit h□s ol□ friends. H□ exud□□□an □a□y charm, k□ows s□c□et past□□nd prese□t□and i□ soon in□t□lled in the he□r□ of the fa□ily.□Howeve□, as his stay lengthen□, so□does h□ □□gin □o c□st a□ even more male□□lent spell,□provoking tu□moil□ se□ting son against □□n, r□viving □ast ha□reds□ a□d inflicting a myst□rious ill□ess.□ Gl□v□□ del□□ers a caree□□□opping □erformance as the gar□ulous fami□y fri□nd, full of□hidden menace, effortle□s□y evokin□ nos□algia a□d horror □n the same □reath. A□ eve□, Bu□nett pr□vi□es□a wonde□ful music □rack featu□ing gospel□ blue□ and jazz □nd a □a□e□ f□om the □egend□□y Jimmy We□therspoon. 'A s□ow-bu□n□ng□ soul-in□inu□ting, □2-bar blues o□ a movie.'□ □om □h□r□t□, T□□e Out□ □□39□Danny□Glover is marvellous,□and terr□fyin□,□as a char□smatic old-timer.□#□9; The □i□□s (from t□e descripti□n on the back c□□er o□ □h□ □V□□□等待□□的同时□也..□