¿¡Soy lo bastante negro para ti!?

Título original: Is That Black Enough for You?!?

2022
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2h 15min

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¿¡Soy lo bastante negro para ti!? (2022)

Tracks the history of Black cinema, focused mainly on the '70s, with archival and new interviews with many of the key players from the era.

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Documentary History

El crítico e historiador cultural Elvis Mitchell recorre la evolución —y revolución— del cine estadounidense negro, desde sus orígenes hasta las impactantes películas de los 70.El crítico e historiador cultural Elvis Mitchell recorre la evolución —y revolución— del cine estadounidense negro, desde sus orígenes hasta las impactantes películas de los 70.El crítico e historiador cultural Elvis Mitchell recorre la evolución —y revolución— del cine estadounidense negro, desde sus orígenes hasta las impactantes películas de los 70.

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Premios
- 4 nominaciones en total

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Elvis Mitchell

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Margaret Avery

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Harry Belafonte

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Charles Burnett

Self

Suzanne De Passe

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Antonio Fargas

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Laurence Fishburne

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Sheila Frazier

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Whoopi Goldberg

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Louise Archambault

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(as Louise Archambault Greaves)

Samuel L. Jackson

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Stan Lathan

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Roscoe Orman

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James Signorelli

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(as Jim Signorelli)

Glynn Turman

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Mario Van Peebles

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Billy Dee Williams

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Zendaya

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10/10

Encyclopedic Brilliance

A brilliant encyclopedic survey of black cinema. The interviews are revealing and entertaining. There is a lot that is covered and it is organized well. I will be referring to this documentary repeatedly to watch films I haven't seen and never heard of. This film coupled with the black horror film documentary "Horror Noir" will feed the curious mind, enthralled by black cinema and its progression.

One of the more unexpected aspects is it's inclusion of experimental films, from animation to split screen. There is minimal focus on this but it does highlight ambitious storytelling and filmmakers responses to a restrictive system.

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Harry Belafonte: Not one picture that I turned down did I regret not doing. I didn't resent any of them. I'm glad others got an opportunity and went off and did it, but my initial... First and foremost, I'm an artist. I'm an actor. And I came out of a school with Marlon Brando, Walter Matthau, Rod Steiger, Tony Curtis, with a director that gave us no quarter. I'm not gonna do anything other than what I think is worthy of being done. And fortunately for me, I was a runaway success in the world at large because I had a globe so passionately approving of my presence in their midst that nobody could dismiss the fact that that thing on the horizon called Belafonte could really not be fucked with. Because anytime anybody came up and gave me an ultimatum, I said, "Fuck you. I'm going to Paris. I'll probably live there if I like, but I... I have a destination that answers your denial of what I could be."