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- Foreign
Sister (in Film)
- In Dan Wolmans new film, FOREIGN SISTER, he examines
the complexities faced by illegal immigrants as they struggle
to live comfortably in a new environment while opening the eyes
of someone who has already has it, but struggles with it.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Cradle
2 The Grave (in Film)
- Though some scenes might seem near fantasy, I think viewers
will love this one. This action pack flick keeps you on the edge
of your seat.
Reviewed by Diana
Blain
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- Old
School (in Film)
- Unfortunately, some of the best jokes in the movie have been
revealed in the movie trailers. But, despite its flaws, Old School
will have New School audiences cracking up in the
aisles.
Reviewed by Godfrey
Powell
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- Dark
Blue (in Film)
- In Ron Sheltons new film Dark Blue, Kurt Russell shines
as a latest of bad cops who tries to make right what he consciously
knows is wrong in the eyes of the law.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Amandla!
A Revolution in Four Part Harmony
(in Film)
- Directed by Lee Hirsch, Amandla! A Revolution in Four Part
Harmony is one of the best documentaries that focus on the grass
roots of the music that told everyone and educated them about
apartheid.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- BaaadAsssss
Cinema (in Video
Vault)
- Currently on DVD and VHS, BaaaadAsss Cinema is an hour long
study of not only the movies of this genre but how they manifested
themselves given the political and economic conditions of blacks
at that time.
Reviewed by Godfrey Powell
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