"Representation is revolution" 09 October 2022 Factual 135 mins
A look at the Black revolution in 1970s cinema, from genre films to social realism, from the making of new superstars to the craft of rising auteurs.
Watch the official Is That Black Enough for You?!? 2022 trailer in HD below.
Elvis Mitchell as Narrator (voice)
Margaret Avery as Self
Harry Belafonte as Self
Charles Burnett as Self
Suzanne de Passe as Self
Antonio Fargas as Self
Laurence Fishburne as Self
Sheila Frazier as Self
Whoopi Goldberg as Self
Samuel L. Jackson as Self
Stan Lathan as Self
Roscoe Orman as Self
James Signorelli as Self
Glynn Turman as Self
Mario Van Peebles as Self
Billy Dee Williams as Self
Elvis Mitchell Director
Elvis Mitchell Writer
Ciara Lacy Producer
Steven Soderbergh Producer
David Fincher Producer
Angus Wall Producer
Terry Leonard Executive Producer
Jennifer Sofio Hall Executive Producer
Kent Kubena Executive Producer
Elvis Mitchell Executive Producer
Justin Ervin Director of Photography
Michael Engelken Editor
Doyle Esch Editor
Terry Leonard Producer
Angus Wall Executive Producer
Cemile Turam Associate Producer
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France 11 November 2022
United Kingdom 11 November 2022
Greece 11 November 2022
Japan 11 November 2022
Poland 11 November 2022
Romania 09 October 2022
Singapore 11 November 2022
United States 09 October 2022
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