A Spike Lee's drama film about four African American soldiers trying to save an Italian boy during World War II has gotten its first trailer which is pretty emotional.
- Jun 13, 2008
AceShowbiz - From the man who brought biopic film "Malcolm X" and crime-drama movie "Inside Man", Spike Lee, comes a new feature film dealing with the Sant'Anna di Stazzema massacre, "Miracle at St. Anna" and Touchstone Pictures have released its first trailer. The dramatic video footage takes more than two and a half minutes to be seen, but it displays epic and emotional footages from the movie.
Giving out the first in depth look into the drama tidbit, the trailer pretty much gives out the background idea on what the movie is all about. From the look of the compilation of clips, the movie seems to be told from the interview with the main character, Hector Negron. The first part of the trailer explained that Hector, a former African-American Buffalo soldier, killed a man and after the incident, police find a priceless Italian artifact that may unlock the 39-year-old mystery in his New York home. The second part goes back to the time of the World War II and focuses on the struggle of the American soldiers to save an Italian boy.
Chronicling the story about the four African-American soldiers of the 92nd "Buffalo Soldier" Division who are stationed in Tuscany, Italy during World War II, "Miracle" is a drama movie based on an acclaimed novel by James McBride. The movie set for September 26 release focuses on the band of U.S. Army as they risk their life to save the boy. It features the likes of Laz Alonso, Derek Luke, Michael Ealy, Omar Benson Miller, John Turturro, D.B. Sweeney and many others.
"Miracle at St. Anna" Trailer:
