Film Review Radio - 1654 Words

Summary: â€Å"Radio† the film released in 2003 was directed by Michael Tollin, is about the story of a mentally disabled black man. The film is set in a small town of South Carolina in the period of 1970s. The movie starts with the scene of main character, called Radio who is pushing a cart in the street going on his rounds in streets of town. People around him in streets show annoyance and resentment as he passes by but Radio is walking though as if it is part of his daily routine. Gooding named James or Radio in movie looks down all the way and gesticulation of James shows mental or psychological challenge or disability. James Radio Kennedy is the character of a local black man with mental disability but has been a cheerleader and amulet for the team of a college playing and practicing in ground. The African American man, Radio collects the portable radios and visits the school and silently and inoffensively watches football match every day as he loves to watch the football game. On e day when radio was outside the fence watching boys practicing football, football flies outside the ground near radio and the mentally challenged and incapable of communicating properly Radio, did not returned the football to football players. At the later time, boys in team tie up radio and locked him in a shed to torture him but team’s coach Harold Jones somehow finds Radio and tries to soothe him. This is the time when coach establishes the connection with Radio. However, a day after theShow MoreRelatedRadio Days : Film Analysis1151 Words   |  5 Pagesthe movie Radio Days lacks a clear plot and a theme, it is still, nevertheless, a wonderful film that revolves around a typical American family, and their constant use of the radio. 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