シンシン SING SING
監督:Greg Kwedar7.697%98%7.4
ニューヨークで厳重な警備セキュリティを誇るシンシン刑務所。そこで行われている芸術を通じた更生プログラムの「演劇制作」を通して、収監者たちが友情を育んでいく姿を描いた感動の実話。
シンシン SING SINGの評価とレビュー
- SirMonkalot2026年3月14日Brilliant performances all around. There is so much humanity in this film, it’s such a beautiful thing. Truly perfect from start to end.
- rg94002024年11月1日Sing Sing is a heartfelt examination of the impact theater and performance can have on individuals, especially individuals who are struggling with the role society would have them play, namely inmates. The movie follows a collection of inmates who are part of the RTA (Rehabilitation through Arts) program at Sing Sing Correctional Facility, focusing on the dichotomy between one who really believes in the process and another who is very skeptical. It captures a lot of pathos without feeling melodramatic, often exploring how painful and Sisyphean the process can be. Interjected throughout is a surprising amount of comedy as the play the group is putting together is meant to bring humor into the lives of the rest of the prisoners. At times, the runtime can feel a bit long, and there's a section right before the ending that feels slightly rushed. However, outside of these minor quibbles, the rest of the movie is fantastic. It often reminded me of one of the greatest movies of all time -- Shawshank Redemption. I highly recommend it.
- Megan Cruz2025年3月18日It’s absolutely criminal that this masterpiece didn’t get more attention.
- Karisma Putera2025年7月12日Phenomenal film. Incredible acting from a cast consistent of ex-inmates. Shot beautifully and authentically. Explores emotional issues within the black community fantastically. May the RTA live on forever.
- darsan2025年7月15日beautiful story and amazing acting from coleman domingo and the score is underrated.
- Luke Erickson2025年3月7日Definitely a slow burn. My mom was a theater teacher so I have tons of respect for theater people. They have a passion and I'm a little sorry I didn't catch the calling. The movie has some great acting and interesting stories. I thought it was pretty good.
- Kevin Ward2025年7月1日Beautiful true life story about a group of inmates that find salvation in the founding of a prison theater group, Rehabilitation Through Art (RTA), where they produce theatrical plays. The film emphasizes the power of art of theater, one that can reignite the inmates belief in their own humanity in an institution that perpetually dehumanizes them. Echoes a lot of the elements of Shawshank Redemption, but feels much more poignant given the impact the RTA has had on the lives of these individuals and it’s impact on recidivism. Colman Domingo is incredible and I’m betting is headed for his second consecutive best actor nomination, but the emotional impact of the film is most felt in the real-life RTA members portraying themselves in the film. Clarence Maclin absolutely owns the screen in his incredible debut. Inspiring and moving. Highly recommend.
- Mister Arn2025年2月25日“Sing Sing” is a powerful film that explores art's transformative power within a maximum-security prison. It captures humanity and redemption through actual experiences performed by those who lived them.
- Tyler S2025年1月8日👍👍 8/10
- Hakihiko2024年12月16日A Powerful Exploration of Hope Through Art "Sing Sing" is a moving and insightful drama that explores how incarcerated men can find hope and redemption through a unique theater program within a maximum-security prison. Directed by Greg Kwedar, the film dives into themes of self-expression, identity, and rehabilitation, showing how art can transform lives even in the most difficult environments. One of the film's key strengths is its authenticity. With many cast members being formerly incarcerated men, Sing Sing feels raw and genuine in its portrayal of prison life. Colman Domingo delivers a standout performance as the lead, bringing emotional depth and nuance to his character. His journey from a man hardened by life in prison to someone rediscovering a sense of purpose through the arts is both compelling and heartfelt. Domingo's portrayal makes the character's emotional transformation believable and powerful. The film effectively captures the harsh realities of prison while highlighting the humanity of its characters. The theater program serves as a tool for these men to confront their pasts, express their emotions, and imagine a better future. The emotional beats are well-handled, and the film avoids unnecessary sentimentality, instead delivering moments of genuine hope and connection. Visually, the film is intimate and reflective of its setting, with the stark, confined spaces of the prison contrasting beautifully with the warmth of the characters' interactions. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the story to develop naturally without rushing through key emotional moments. Overall, Sing Sing is a deeply affecting film that showcases the power of art and human connection. With strong performances and a meaningful story, it's a film that resonates. I'd rate it 8 (or 8.5) for its emotional depth, authenticity, and thought-provoking themes.
シンシン SING SINGに関するトリビア
シンシン SING SINGは2024年8月2日に公開されました。
シンシン SING SINGはGreg Kwedarが監督を務めました。
シンシン SING SINGの上映時間は1h 47mです。
シンシン SING SINGはMonique Walton, Clint Bentley, Greg Kwedarがプロデューサーを務めました。
ニューヨークで厳重な警備セキュリティを誇るシンシン刑務所。そこで行われている芸術を通じた更生プログラムの「演劇制作」を通して、収監者たちが友情を育んでいく姿を描いた感動の実話。
シンシン SING SINGの主要人物はJohn 'Divine G' Whitfield (Colman Domingo), Clarence 'Divine Eye' Maclin (Clarence Maclin), Mike Mike (Sean San Jose)です。
シンシン SING SINGはGと評価されています。
シンシン SING SINGはドラマ映画です。
シンシン SING SINGは、視聴者によって10点満点中9.8点をつけられています。
シンシン SING SINGの予算は$200万です。
シンシン SING SINGの興行収入は$340.2万です。