The life of Socrates Fortlow. A man trying to pick up the pieces of his life after serving serious prison time for committing murder. He lives in the ghetto in south central Los Angeles, so it is hard for him to find work. He picks up cans to make ends meet, but the cashiers treat the homeless like dogs. Mr Fortlow tries to go to the nice neighborhood to obtain a position at a supermarket, but they deny him the opportunity to even submit a job application. You feel for this man the entire film, he is trying to do the right thing after doing time, but the world will not do right by him. This is a true lesson 'Stick to your guns" Be honest with yourself. The ending was a really sad and after all this man has been through, he has to deal with the pain of losing a friend. This film is a compelling story of compassion, love, pain, suffering, and second chances. See it if you have the time it is extremely underrated.
Review of Always Outnumbered
