SING SING.

The article discusses the film "SING SING," a powerful drama set in Sing Sing jail that explores the redemptive power of community theater. The story follows John, the leader of a theater group in the prison, who is challenged by a volatile newcomer named Eye. The film's grainy camerawork adds intimacy to their relationship, and the performances by Clarence 'Divine Eye' Maclin and Colman Domingo are praised. The article acknowledges that while the film may be idealistic about the transformative power of theater, it is a touching and gripping portrayal of jailhouse redemption. [Extracted from the article]