31 December 1979 24 mins
Director Ulysses Jenkins calls his film a "dreamscape in which the dreamer awakens to a visitation of three minstrels who tell the story of the development of African American stereotypes in the American entertainment industry."
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13 December 1979
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25 May 1979
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25 August 1979
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