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The Brothers
In Theaters 2001|Rated R
Four close-knit, African-American friends (Morris Chestnut, Shemar Moore, Bill Bellamy and D.L. Hughley) test the limits of honesty and commitment as they barhop, climb the career ladder and … More
A State of Mind
In Theaters 1997|Rated R
Moira (Kelly B. Tate), Cookie (Nafeesa Monroe) and Sage (Malayika Singley) are three African-American women struggling with their careers and leaning on one another for support. But when an act of … More
The Tuskegee Airmen
In Theaters 1995|Rated PG-13
In World War II, the 332nd Air Force squadron was honored for keeping casualties low and bombers safe. But it also made history because its members were the first African-American pilots to take to … More
Cadence
In Theaters 1991|Rated PG-13
Martin Sheen directs his son Charlie Sheen in a military "war of wills" story concerning a rebellious white recruit befriended by African-American prisoners at a West German Army base stockade. The … More
Soul of the Game
In Theaters 1996|Rated PG-13
Before integration, the Negro League's stars -- pitcher Satchel Paige and catcher Josh Gibson -- are great friends on and off the baseball field. But their bond is tested when word spreads that … More
Echo of Murder
In Theaters 2000|Rated NR
Two Spin magazine journalists, Pat Laughlin (Jim Belushi) and Ron Larson (Gregory Hines), attempt to uncover what went wrong during the contentious investigation of the infamous "Atlanta child … More
Shake, Rattle & Rock!
In Theaters 1994|Rated PG-13
In the 1950s, rock 'n' roll was considered the devil's music. In this film, three teens -- Tony (Max Perlich), Susan (Renee Zellweger) and Cookie (Patricia Childress) -- defy popular belief when they … More
Animal Crackers
In Theaters 1930|Rated NR
Groucho Marx portrays celebrated African explorer Capt. Spaulding, who's just returned to the states to inflict comic carnage on the highfalutin party of society matron Mrs. Rittenhouse (Margaret … More
Cry, the Beloved Country
In Theaters 1995|Rated PG-13
Shot in the aftermath of Nelson Mandela's election, this film adaptation of South African author Alan Paton's novel tells the story of two men -- one black, one white -- who must cope with family … More
Nightfighters: The True Story of the 332nd Fighter Group -- The Tuskegee Airmen
In Theaters 1994|Rated NR
The Tuskegee Airmen were an elite World War II flying unit made up entirely of African-Americans. Because of the reigning prejudice of the era, many of them were not allowed to join the Army, but … More
Seasons: A Journey Through Vivaldi: Cyberlin
In Theaters 1998|Rated NR
Pianist and composer Lee Johnson offers a unique interpretation of Antonio Vivaldi's Baroque masterpiece "The Four Seasons," tastefully transforming the four-violin concerti into an arrangement for … More
Greystoke: The Legend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes
In Theaters 1984|Rated PG
Tarzan (Christopher Lambert), the seventh Earl of Greystoke, is raised by apes after he's lost in the African jungle. An explorer discovers the adult Tarzan, reacquaints him with the English language … More
Chrystal
In Theaters 2004|Rated R
Fragile Chrystal (Lisa Blount) reunites with Joe, who has been in jail, to mend their broken marriage as the memory of their son, who was never found after Joe wrecked their car 16 years ago, looms. … More
Blacula
In Theaters 1972|Rated PG
Highly sophisticated African Prince Mamuwalde (William Marshall) gets bitten by Count Dracula, and his fate is sealed forevermore as a vampire. Two centuries later, Mamuwalde is unwittingly … More
Youssou N'Dour: Live in London
In Theaters 2002|Rated NR
World-renowned Senegalese pop star and gifted vocalist Youssou N'Dour brings his unique mix of jazz, soul, hip-hop, samba and African rhythms to London's Union Chapel in this memorable live concert. … More
The Tuskegee Airmen: They Fought Two Wars
In Theaters 2003|Rated NR
The Tuskegee Airmen, the first African American military airmen, were known for their heroics during World War II. Away from the front, they fought a different battle -- one that was less bombastic … More
The Middle Passage
In Theaters 2001|Rated NR
After America began to gain its independence, thousands of Africans were captured and brought to the fledgling country as slaves. Ships filled with human cargo traveled across the Atlantic, and the … More
Gangsta King: Raymond Lee Washington
In Theaters 2003|Rated NR
Robert Stack hosts this incisive look at Raymond Lee Washington, the founder of the infamous Los Angeles gang the Crips. After the social upheaval of the 1960s, several socially and politically … More
Mississippi Masala
In Theaters 1992|Rated R
Mira Nair concocts a fascinating picture of Mina (Sarita Choudhury), an Indian woman whose father (Roshan Seth) pines for his native Uganda, where his family lived prosperously until the evil Idi … More
Guess Who's Coming to Dinner
In Theaters 1967|Rated NR
Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn star as wealthy Californians who consider themselves progressive until their only daughter (Katharine Houghton) brings home her African American fiancé (Sidney … More

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