September 2002 Week of September 27th thru October 4th

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Entertainment news Click here for current entertainment news Features Latest Features Additions:    Crazy as Hell : An Interview with Eriq La Salle In his first role since leaving ER as Dr. Peter Benton, Eriq La Salle emerges as the devilish character, Satan, in his new film Crazy As Hell. Interviewed by Chika Chukudebelu Barbershop : An Interview with Ice Cube With talent, focus and determination, Cube has successfully parlayed his hip-hop status into a vital cinematic career as both an actor and director, proving himself a considerable creative force. Interviewed by Monikka Stallworth Barbershop : An Interview with Eve With a small role in this summer’s box office hit XXX and a big role in the upcoming Barbershop, it’s clear that Eve’s star has only just begun to shine. Interviewed by Monikka Stallworth Barbershop Group Interview : Bob Teitel & George Tillman (Producers), Don Scott (Writer) and Tim Story (Director) Refreshingly laid back, the Producers, Writer and Director of Barbershop seem to be taking in the excitement of their upcoming sure-fire hit with such candor that anyone in their presence can’t help but delight in their accomplishment. Interviewed by Monikka Stallworth An Interview with Djimon Hounsou In an interview with blackfilm.com, Djimon talks about working with Heath and not being selective in choosing roles. Interviewed by Wilson Morales   Visit the Features Archive   THE TEEN'S PERSPECTIVE Latest Addition:    Ali Will Smith played the leading role of Ali in this self-titled biographical movie. by Lorenzo M. Visit the Teen 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!

Reviews Latest Review Additions:    Crazy as Hell Written in the vain of such psychological thrillers as The Talented Mr. Ripley and The Twilight Zone, Crazy as Hell will have your mind racing in a million different directions and still manage to surprise you at the end. Reviewed by Chika Chukudebelu Snipes: Some Real Rap Drama Foe Ya! This film is a jolting reality check for the ignorant and a sign of identity and understandingfor those who live daily with passion, challenging economical situations and the heart of hip hop. Reviewed by Phyllis Lewis The Four Feathers Now comes another version of A.E. W Mason’s novel, “The Four Feathers.” The difference that comes out in this film is that it’s been politically corrected for today’s audience. Reviewed by Wilson Morales Satin Rouge In Raja Amari’s Satin Rouge, belly dancing is the key that unlocks the talents of a repressed widow while also releasing a sensual desire within her. It’s a film that smoothly moves from one plot to another and leaving all with a satisfying ending. Reviewed by Wilson Morales Little Secrets In Blair Treu’s “Little Secrets,” the keeper of secrets has so much on her plate that it begins to spill over to her own life. Reviewed by Wilson Morales Visit the Reviews Archive   Gallery Latest Gallery Additions:    Guerilla Tactics A peek into a PSTOLA.COM production meeting,where they discuss unique methods to get their films shown in film festivals. (Comedy - 50 seconds) Created by pstola.com Visit the Gallery Archive   SJ's Corner Latest Addition:    Martin Lawrence : Back on Top When we first saw a skinny Martin Lawrence in a Spike Lee Joint, who would have imagined that a scene at the fire hydrant would lead to being the first of host of Def Comedy Jam and then on to creating one of the most successful television shows in the history of TV? by Shelby J. Jones, Editor Visit the Editor's Note Archive