Kevin Costner’s Most Gut-Wrenching Role Yet In This Drama— A Grandfather’s Love Sparks a Brutal Custody War That Tears Two Families Apart and Forces America to Confront the Painful Truth About Race, Grief, and What It Means to Love”! In what may be the most emotionally explosive performance of his career, Kevin Costner delivers a heartbreak so real it hurts to watch. When a grieving grandfather battles to keep the only family he has left — his beloved granddaughter — love turns into war. What begins as a custody fight spirals into a searing exploration of grief, race, and the brutal cost of doing what you believe is right. Torn between blood and belonging, truth and heartbreak, Costner channels the ache of “A Man Called Otto” with the emotional fire of “Marriage Story.” Every glance, every word, every tear feels like a confession from a man who’s already lost too much — and might lose everything again.
If I were as unfair as writer-director Mike Binder (“The Upside of Anger,” “Reign Over Me”) is to his African-American characters in his new movie “Black or White,” I’d say …
Kevin Costner’s Most Gut-Wrenching Role Yet In This Drama— A Grandfather’s Love Sparks a Brutal Custody War That Tears Two Families Apart and Forces America to Confront the Painful Truth About Race, Grief, and What It Means to Love”! In what may be the most emotionally explosive performance of his career, Kevin Costner delivers a heartbreak so real it hurts to watch. When a grieving grandfather battles to keep the only family he has left — his beloved granddaughter — love turns into war. What begins as a custody fight spirals into a searing exploration of grief, race, and the brutal cost of doing what you believe is right. Torn between blood and belonging, truth and heartbreak, Costner channels the ache of “A Man Called Otto” with the emotional fire of “Marriage Story.” Every glance, every word, every tear feels like a confession from a man who’s already lost too much — and might lose everything again. Read More
