September 2001 Week of Oct 12th thru Oct 19th

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JOIN BLACKFILM.COM AND ENJOY MARTELL COSMO'S @ THE LINCOLN CENTER Next weekend. We want to see you at The Lincoln Center for the fourth installment of midnight @ blackfilm.com Presented by Martell. This time around we offer you "Cold Feet," an excellent film directed Brain Asa Evans. COLD FEET is a film that depicts true love in relationships. Just three weeks away from his impending marriage, a successful young real estate agent begins to have doubts about his decision to marry his long-time girlfriend, a fashion designer. COLD FEET, features Chenoa Maxwell of "Hav Plenty" and stars Rahsan Lindsay, Nasser Metcalfe, Alexandra Foucard, Collette Porteaus, Teele Lewis, Reggie Wyns and Brian Asa Evans. To purchase tickets, please visit http://www.ticketweb.com/user/?region=nyc&query=schedule&attract=59630 Till next week, The blackfilm.com crew View past issue cover pages   Thanks to all of our sponsors: Martell Cognac @ the Brunch inc. DJ Fink Ticketweb.com Kodak blackenterprise.com

Editor's Note Latest Editorial Addition:    Les Pine It is with great sadness that I report the passing of Les Pine, who died last month after a long and valiant battle with cancer. by Shelby J. Jones, Editor Visit the Editor's Note Archive   Features Latest Interview Additions:    A lot Can Happen In “One Week” When I was asked to take part in the review of new feature film “One Week”, I was down partly because the creators hail from my hometown of Chicago. That also meant I was even more critical. Interviewed by Kellye Whitney Let’s Get Ready To Rumble : An Interview with Erika Conner of Naa’Ila Entertainment In this interview, Erika Conner takes us on a journey through her early industry experiences and the fortuitive circumstances that have blessed her to date. Interviewed by Midas Mo’Nique : The Queen of Comedy Recognizes Her Beauty For Mo’Nique, her inner understanding of self has been the underlying tenet to her success. Simply, she knows who she is and is ok with who she is. More individuals should be so lucky. Interviewed by Midas Visit the Features Archive

Reviews Latest Review Additions:    What would you do if honesty might kill you? What she tells him is every man or woman’s worst nightmare: he may have been exposed to the AIDS virus and must get tested. The results won’t be in for one week - the day of his wedding. Reviewed by Kellye Whitney Training Day Is In Session Denzel Washington. What does that name mean to you? To me it means a man that has defined the fine art of film & stage acting for more than a decade. It is also no secret amongst my friends that I am still peeved that he didn’t win an Oscar for his gut- wrenching performance in “Hurricane.” Reviewed by Shelby J. Jones Two Can Play That Game Mark Brown’s “Two Can Play That Game” in many ways could be dubbed the African American Cats versus Dogs or Battle of the Sexes. The fact is, in many ways this blanket statement highlights the next installment into the middle-class, bourgeoisie (bougie) African-American world. Reviewed by Midas Visit the Reviews Archive   Sign Up For our Mailing List   Enter your e-mail address, select SUBSCRIBE and click SUBMIT! Subscribe Unsubscribe   Contact Us   Send us a note info@blackfilm.com Remember to visit our Archive!