Spinning Into Butter (2007)

In the tranquil town of Belmont, Vermont, Sarah Daniels seeks refuge from her past in the seemingly all-white sanctuary of Belmont College. Leaving behind a history marred by deep-seated prejudice against minorities, especially African-Americans from her teaching days in Lancaster, Sarah finds solace in her new role within the college administration. However, the illusion of her idyllic escape shatters when an appalling hate crime targets an African-American student, Simon Brick. Suddenly, the ghosts of her past resurface, and Sarah is thrust into a complex dilemma that forces her to confront her own biases. Struggling to reconcile her personal feelings about race with her professional obligations, she is called upon to become the liaison for the minorities in the institution. As the racial tension escalates, Sarah is also tasked with crafting a 10-point plan to combat racism, a task that challenges her past prejudices and present beliefs. Spinning Into Butter delves into the intricate layers of racial prejudice and political correctness. It's a compelling narrative that questions the boundaries of personal convictions and professional responsibilities, while exploring the profound impact of one's past on their present. Throughout the story, Sarah Daniels grapples with her transformation from a silent observer to an active participant in the struggle against racism, offering viewers a poignant exploration of the human condition.

Spinning Into Butter is a drama movie featuring Sarah Jessica Parker and directed by Mark Brokaw.

It is possible to buy Spinning Into Butter on Amazon Video.