By the end of Spike Lee’s “Miracle at St.Anna,” non-believers in miracles may have to do some seriously reconsidering.

Lee has made his share of notable cinematic nuances during the last 20 years. One of the film industry’s more creative and versatile directors brings audiences a skillful blend of harrowing wartime brutality, counterbalanced by a theme of human worth and heroic deeds.

Mircale at St. Anna is the story of four black soldiers facing racial injustice both at home and overseas by their fellow countrymen. Two hours and 46 minutes may seem excessive, but Lee ...

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