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- Bringing
Down the House: An Interview with Queen Latifah
- In her biggest film role, Queen Latifah has a lead role opposite
Steve Martin in Bringing Down the House. In an interview
with blackfilm.com, she talks about her Oscar nomination call
and her choice to make her current film less offensive.
Interviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Tears
of the Sun: An Interview with Antoine Fuqua
- In his new film, Tears
of the Sun, he tackles a subject matter that hits close to
home as the threat of war emerges. In an interview with blackfilm.com,
Director Antoine Fuqua talks about his latest film and how much
realism he wanted the film to be.
Interviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Tears
of the Sun: An Interview with Monica Bellucci
- Not only does she have a role opposite her husband Vincent
Cassell in the controversial film Irreversible, she
also stars in the latest film directed by Antoine
Fuqua Tears
of the Sun. By summer time, she will also star in the
heavily anticipated Matrix Reloaded with Keanu Reeves.
In an interview with blackfilm.com, Monica Belluci talks her role
in Tears of the Sun and her upcoming films.
Interviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- The
2003 IMAGEnation Film & Music Festival
- The IMAGEnation Film & Music Festival was a great platform
for socially conscious film goers and culture addicts to screen
the new independent work and interact with the artists producing
the work.
by Niija
Kuykendall
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- Cradle
2 the Grave : An Interview with Tom Arnold
- In his last film Exit Wounds he established a huge
rapport with the cast and with Anthony Anderson, that he was brought
back to mesh with them again in his latest film Cradle
2 the Grave. In an interview with blackfilm.com, Tom Arnold
talks about being the honorary brother in the film.
Interviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Short
Eyes (in Film)
- Based on the award-winning play by Miguel Pinero, and directed
by Robert M. Young, the film is well-acted with a frightening
view of prison life.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Bringing
Down the House (in Film)
- This film may be a comic relief for some and not for others.
It all depends on the style of humor that appeals to you. The
authentic chemistry between Steve Martin and Latifah
will keep the audience engaged in this corky storyline.
Reviewed by Diana
Blain
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- Tears
of the Sun (in Film)
- Although the early stages of the film seems stiff with no place
to go, Director Fuqua
has taken a clichéd film and added some realism to make
you think about the atrocities that occur in Africa but never
spoken or read about.
Reviewed by Wilson
Morales
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- Nowhere
In Africa (in Film)
- While the film is well done with beautiful cinematography of
the Kenyan landscape and excellent character development, there
is a part of me that was averse to watching a film in which, once
again, the black folks are the strange other.
Reviewed by Niija
Kuykendall
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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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