Miracle [Film and TV Commentary]

The film is adapted from a true story and tells the story of the white doctor Alfred Brayak (Alan Rickman) Rickman) and his black partner Vivian Thomas (Mos Def) broke racial boundaries, worked together to pioneer heart surgery, and became a pioneer in heart surgery. Doctor Brelak was ambitious in his career and had a unique vision. He discovered Thomas's talent in medicine and began to teach him medical-related knowledge. At first Thomas used dogs as experimental subjects. With his extraordinary talent, he quickly mastered the skills of medical theory and surgical practice. Together they conquered tetralogy of Fallot (also known as cyanotic babies), but he did not disclose Thomas' contribution to this. When Thomas suffered unfair treatment because of his skin color, he chose to remain silent. The two were both master and servant, teacher and friend, and they maintained this subtle friendship during their thirty-four-year cooperation. When Thomas was finally recognized for the award, he silently stared at the portrait of Dr. Brelac and burst into tears.