Raisin in the Sun (film)

*Raisin in the Sun* is a film adaptation of Lorraine Hansberry's play, portraying a modest African American family's struggles and dreams in 1950s Chicago. The Younger family faces economic hardship and racial barriers, aiming for a better life through a $10,000 insurance check. Each family member has different aspirations—education, homeownership, or independence—which lead to conflicts and decisions about their future. The film explores themes of identity, racial discrimination, and the pursuit of dignity, illustrating the complex realities and resilience of a family fighting for hope and respect amidst societal obstacles.