A Dry White Season (1989) Movie Drinking Game
Take a Drink: every time the film delves deep into justice and the subjectivity of the law (whatever that may be)
Do Not Be Sober: for every heartbreaking depiction of police brutality
But Still Cheer: for Marlon Brando as he takes on a supporting role within a film that directly challenges the status quo!
By: Alex Phuong (Two Beers) –
Marlon Brando remains a cinematic legend. His roles included Stanley Kowalski in A Streetcar Named Desire, and his unforgettable performance in The Godfather. Even though he was not always the leading man, he still exceled in supporting roles. A Dry White Season is a great example of that.
A Toast!
This film is a great adaptation of the novel by André Brink. In fact, this film contains both drama and thrills. Furthermore, this film graphically depicts the harsh reality of apartheid in the 1980s. This film is essential for anyone wanting to know more about racial tensions that are still a major part of modernity.
Beer Two
Unfortunately, this film is very intense given the themes and subject matters within this controversial classic.
Verdict
Sometimes truths do hurt, but such realities allow people to see the world for what it clearly is!
