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- Jump Tomorrow
- In Josh Hopkins’ first feature film, “Jump Tomorrow,” he manages to make this quirky comedy enjoyable. It’s a
battle between love and responsibility. Guess which prevails?
Reviewed by Wilson Morales
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- Lumumba
- In 1960 Patrice Lumumba was chosen as Congo’s first prime minister. Within less than a
year, he would be assassinated with no body to be found.
Reviewed by Wilson Morales
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- Adanggaman
- “Adanggaman” shows a slice of history that still exists today. Black on Black
crime is something that began long ago when survival of the fittest meant who had more power.
Reviewed by Wilson Morales
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- Bubblegum Crisis: Tokyo 2040
- It’s “Charlie’s Angels” – with a sci-fi twist! What if there were four
“Angels” instead of three – give ‘em sketchy back stories, complex motivations, and a dash of cyberpunk.
Reviewed by
Daos Boonma
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- Sparkle : Giving You Something You Can Feel
- For three sisters in 1958, this journey would lead to more than they ever
imagined. Released in 1976, “Sparkle” is regarded by many as a modern black
classic. It stars Irene Cara as the shy Sparkle, youngest of the talented Williams
sisters, Lonette Mckee as Sister, the sassy oldest, and Dwan Smith as
Delores, the headstrong middle child.
Reviewed by
Nasser Metcalfe
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