Last night, I had the privilege of attending the red carpet closing night presentation of Sing Sing, a film that left a lasting impression. The energy was electric, buzzing with the anticipation of a film that promised a powerful story. Sing Sing tells the tale of Divine G (played by the phenomenal Colman Domingo), a man wrongly imprisoned at Sing Sing who discovers purpose and hope through an unlikely outlet: theatre. Alongside fellow inmates, Divine G finds solace and a chance at redemption within the confines of a prison drama group. The film’s focus on resilience, humanity, and the transformative power of art resonated deeply. It’s a testament to the…