The Story of Solomon Northup

12 Years a buckle down is a British-American film found on the autobiography by Solomon nitrogenup in 1853. Every identification number of fate seems to send Northup into a nightmarish life of incarceration from one malicious proprietor to the next. His only solace was the curtain raising and hope of being reunited with his family as a free world once again.\nUntil 1841, Solomon Northup had lived in the North; a free murky man with a married woman and children. He was educated and thinking(a) and robbed of his citizenship when a string of harmful luck and malicious commonwealth thrust him into slavery. In the film, the disturb scene of his kidnapping go out soften even the hardest of souls. afterwards his abduction and coercion into slavery, Northup ended up in the deep South. Here, he spends the next dozen age of his life trying to prolong hold of his dignity - and his life.\n unmatched of the almost captivating aspects of the ikon is the some(prenominal) different antagonists and attendants he encounters through-out his excursion to freedom. He meets several slaves on the way, who provide a console formed by a common bond of vile that helps him cope with daily life. However, the most notable characters were the slave owners that had no end to their evil. While many of them were vile creatures with no finger of humanity, there was one thrift grace; William Ford (Benedict Cumberbatch). He not only saves Solomons life but adheres to his Christian roots on his plantation.\nBy the twelfth year, it seems there is no hope for Solomon to escape the snake pit that has been unjustly bestowed upon him, but lastly there is a blowzy at the end of the tunnel. When Solomon runs into Samuel bass voice (Brad Pitt) a Canadian abolitionist, he sets the course that changes his life forever. inscrutable agrees to send a present note to Solomons home-town, a deed that leads Solomon to his long expect rescue. Not much later, a prominent gentleman from h is native-born New York comes to liberate him. afterwards a painful, disheartening twelve years, he is...