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Black Women In Holly...
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REVIEW: Life’s...
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Oscar Micheaux’s Wit
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When I Rise Premiere...
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posted on: Feb 4, 2010 | author: Kam Williams
If there ever were the cinematic equivalent of a one-hit wonder, it’s Nia Vardalos. In 2002, she won the world’s heart when she...
Oscar Micheaux’s Within Our Gates – Part 4
posted on: Feb 4, 2010 | author: blackboxoffice
Continuing our celebration of 100 Years of Black Cinema, the fourth part of “Within Our Gates”, an early work of one of one of Black Cinema’s...
REVIEW: District 13: Ultimatum
posted on: Feb 4, 2010 | author: Kam Williams
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