Why? Because it's a true piece of many lives of men like my father. I had a front row seat to this story in almost it's exact form and matter at almost the same exact time, add one year. So don't be afraid of what you may not understand, don't deny something or attempt to invalidate it with statements that demonstrate a willful ignorance or denigrating righteousness - this only makes you insignificant within the scope of humanity. Instead look into yourself with a desire and hope that you are capable of discovering that you possess compassion and understanding for others. This movie is NOT about religion or politics, it's about real people, all of them, that existed within a place and time.
Review of Uncle Frank
