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Daughters of the Dust

Released PG 112 min 6.6/10 Votes: 3384

In 1902, an African-American family living on a sea island off the coast of South Carolina prepares to move to the North.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Drama, History, Romance

Release:

1991-01-24

Year:

2025

Country:

United States of America

Language:

English

Budget:

$800k

Companies:

WMG Film, American Playhouse, Geechee Girls

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He Got Game - Explores father-son relationships against the backdrop of sports and redemption.
If Beale Street Could Talk - Addresses love and injustice within an African American community.
The Great Debaters - Highlights African American achievement and activism through debate.
The Wood - Explores the lives and relationships of African American friends growing up.
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Coming to America - A comedic look at identity and cultural differences related to African heritage.
Their Eyes Were Watching God - Focuses on personal growth and self-discovery in the African American experience.
Love & Basketball - Examines the intersections of love, sport, and personal aspirations in a relationship.
Get Out - Explores race relations within a horror framework, relevant social commentary.
The Pursuit of Happyness - Follows a man's struggles as he strives for a better life for himself and his son.
Set It Off - Focuses on friendship and overcoming struggles in dire circumstances.
Runaway Island - Explores familial relationships and the tension between tradition and modernity.
Soul Food - Depicts the challenges faced by a tight-knit African American family.
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The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant exploration of gentrification and belonging in a changing city.
Black Panther - Examines identity, heritage and the responsibilities of leadership.
Atlanta - A TV series that explores the complexities of the African American experience.
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This Is Us - Deeply explores family dynamics and relationships across generations.
Lovecraft Country - Combines horror with social commentaries on race and historical injustices.
Eve's Bayou - Explores family secrets and complexities in a Southern African American setting.
Orange Is the New Black - Exposes social issues and explores character backgrounds in a prison setting.
The Night Of - Focuses on the criminal justice system and its impact on individuals.
When They See Us - Based on a true story, it addresses systemic racism and injustice in the legal system.
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Y Tu Mamá También - Explores class struggles and personal aspirations within Mexican culture.
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The Motorcycle Diaries - Follows a journey of discovery and social awareness similar to Macario’s journey.
A Fantastic Woman - Examines life’s struggles and societal challenges through a personal lens.
Amores Perros - Tells interconnected stories showcasing the harsh realities of life in Mexico.
The Yes Men - Satirical commentary on social issues, similar to the societal critique in Macario.
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Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Combines themes of fate, love, and class conflict in an enchanting narrative.
City of God - A stark portrayal of justice and survival in a harsh environment.
The Flowers of St. Francis - Presents touching vignettes of faith and humanity in the face of hardship.
The Secret in Their Eyes - A crime drama intertwining personal lives with societal issues in Argentina.
Pan's Labyrinth - Explores themes of innocence lost in the face of a grim reality.
The Last of the Unjust - A documentary reflecting on human suffering and moral complexities.
The Great Beauty - A reflection on beauty, life, and the passage of time in a rich cultural context.
A Better Life - A tale of a father's struggle to provide for his son amidst difficult circumstances.
Nicolas Cage: The Bad Lieutenant - Explores morality and redemption in a gritty setting.
Aguirre, the Wrath of God - A historical narrative that examines ambition, power, and mortality.
Wild Tales - Anthology film highlighting various human experiences under stress and societal pressure.
The Kite Runner - Focuses on personal stories set against socio-political backdrops.
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Nymphomaniac - A deep exploration of human nature, desire, and societal norms.
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The Intouchables - Explores friendship across social divides and personal struggles.
12 Years a Slave - A powerful narrative focused on the harsh realities of slavery and survival.
A Separation - Examines family dynamics and societal challenges, resonating with Macario’s themes.
Son of Saul - A harrowing examination of humanity amidst monstrosity.
In the Mood for Love - Explores love, loss, and societal expectation in a reflective narrative.
Daughters of the Dust - Examines African heritage and cultural identity, similar to Macario's cultural themes.
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The Elephant Man - Addresses humanity and compassion through the story of a marginalized individual.
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El Chapo - A series about the life of the drug kingpin and events surrounding the drug trade.
Narcos - Follows the rise of drug cartels and the law enforcement's attempts to fight them.
American Made - Tells the story of drug trafficking and smuggling from a unique perspective.
Queen of the South - Centers on the drug trade and a woman's rise to power within it.
The Bridge - Detectives from both countries investigate crimes on the border.
Breaking Bad - Explores the drug trade and its consequences on a personal level.
Miss Bala - A woman gets involved in drug trafficking while trying to rescue her friend.
Traffic - A multi-narrative approach to the drug trade and its effects.
Fargo - Both delve into crime and the moral dilemmas faced by their characters.
Machete - Action-packed film about immigration and its consequences.
Sin Nombre - Focuses on the struggles of immigrants and border crossing.
The Infiltrator - Follows an undercover agent battling drug cartels.
Scarface - Chronicles the rise and fall of a drug lord and the accompanying violence.
The Harvest - Deals with human trafficking and the dark side of border crossings.
A Better Life - Narrates the challenges faced by an immigrant parent trying to provide a better life.
The Night Manager - Deals with arms trafficking and moral dilemmas in the global illicit trade.
The Mule - Follows an elderly man who becomes a drug courier.
Good Time - Features themes of desperation and crime intertwined with survival.
Daughters of the Dust - Explores cultural identity and social challenges faced by marginalized communities.
Papillon - Focuses on survival and escape from oppression, with border implications.
The Counselor - Involves high-stakes crime and drug trade leading to dire consequences.
Into the West - Explores themes of identity, borders, and cultural conflicts.
Blood In, Blood Out - Explores life in and around the prison system with cultural implications.
The Tax Collector - About gang culture and the consequences of crime.
City of God - Depicts life in a crime-infested neighborhood with drug trade undertones.
Prison Break - Involves themes of escape and survival in a dangerous world.
Ozark - Features a financial planner turned money launderer involved with drug cartels.
Gomorrah - A gritty look at organized crime and the drug trade in Italy.
The Shield - Examines police corruption and gangs within a crime-ridden city.
The Outsider - Drama mingling the lives of criminals and those seeking justice.
Peaky Blinders - Explores organized crime in different societies and its consequences.
Body Brokers - Reflects on the dark side of addiction and crime in America.
Unforgiven - Focuses on themes of revenge, crime, and redemption.
Donnie Brasco - A look at undercover work and the implications of loyalty and betrayal.
Midnight Run - A mix of crime and comedic elements revolving around a bounty hunter.
Lethal Weapon - Buddy cop film combining action, crime, and moral conflicts.
The Wire - Explores systemic issues in crime and law enforcement in urban settings.
Scarface (1983) - Another portrayal of the drug trade, focusing on its excesses.
The American - A lone gunman engaging in moral dilemmas about violence and crime.
Coco - Though lighter in tone, it shares cultural themes related to borders and identity.
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A Single Man - Depicts a man grappling with loss and identity in a 1960s setting.
Call Me by Your Name - A poignant coming-of-age romance set in Italy with themes of self-discovery.
Maurice - Based on E.M. Forster's novel, exploring gay love and societal expectations in early 20th century England.
Milk - Biographical film about the first openly gay elected official in California with a focus on activism.
The Imitation Game - Follows the life of Alan Turing, touching on themes of secrecy and identity in a historical context.
Boys Don't Cry - A biographical film addressing gender identity and societal rejection.
The Normal Heart - Depicts the early days of the AIDS crisis in America and the fight for LGBTQ rights.
The Birdcage - A comedy that highlights family dynamics and societal issues relating to homosexuality.
Weekend - A deep exploration of a fleeting encounter between two men over a weekend.
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Queer as Folk - A groundbreaking series exploring the lives of gay men and women in contemporary society.
The L Word - A drama series that looks into the lives of a group of lesbian friends in Los Angeles.
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Frida - A biopic of Frida Kahlo that explores her identity, relationships, and fierce independence.
Fingersmith - A historical drama with a focus on deception and the complexities of female sexuality.
The Talented Mr. Ripley - Psychological thriller exploring obsession and identity within a glamorous backdrop.
The Crying Game - Addresses themes of identity, love, and betrayal in a politically charged setting.
My Own Private Idaho - A unique take on friendship and love amidst a backdrop of societal outsiders.
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert - A road movie that celebrates drag culture and the journey of self-acceptance.
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The Danish Girl - A biopic focusing on the life of transgender artist Lili Elbe and her struggles for identity.
The Love Witch - A modern take on 1960s technicolor films exploring love, sexuality, and witchcraft.
Looking - A dramedy that centers on a group of gay friends navigating life and relationships in San Francisco.
God's Own Country - A powerful love story set on a remote Yorkshire farm exploring masculinity and sexuality.
Holding the Man - An adaptation of a memoir about a gay couple navigating love and loss over decades.
Daughters of the Dust - A landmark film addressing African American heritage and female identity in the early 20th century.
Rocketman - A musical biopic about Elton John, exploring themes of sexuality and fame.
A Fantastic Woman - Focuses on the struggles and resilience of a transgender woman in contemporary Chile.
Portrait of a Lady on Fire - A richly woven tale of forbidden love between an artist and her subject set in 18th century France.
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The Fall - A psychological thriller featuring a complex portrayal of gender dynamics and power.
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The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - While not LGBTQ focused, it explores themes of self-discovery and adventure.
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West Side Story - A modern retelling of Romeo and Juliet, featuring a diverse cast and musical elements.
A Raisin in the Sun - Focuses on the African American experience and the pursuit of dreams amidst societal constraints.
The Color Purple - Explores themes of love, hardship, and resilience within the African American community.
Dreamgirls - Musical drama showcasing the rise of a female singing group with a focus on race and fame.
Lady Sings the Blues - Biopic about Billie Holiday, featuring music and struggles in the African American community.
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom - Set in the 1920s and explores themes of race, music, and exploitation.
The Bee Movie - Features conflicts related to relationships and societal norms, albeit in a comedic and animated setting.
Fame - Focuses on young artists in a performing arts school, exploring dreams and challenges.
Eve's Bayou - Explores complex family dynamics and secrets in an African American setting.
What's Love Got to Do with It - Biographical film about Tina Turner, showcasing personal struggles and triumphs.
Selma - Historical drama about the civil rights movement, highlighting societal challenges.
Sparkle - Centered on a girl group and their struggles with fame and family in an African American context.
For Colored Girls - Explores the lives and struggles of African American women through a poetic lens.
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12 Years a Slave - A historical drama about slavery, exploring deep societal issues and personal struggles.
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Soul Food - Explores family dynamics, love, and cultural themes within the African American community.
Belly - A crime drama exploring the lives of two friends and their struggles with morality and loyalty.
The Wiz - An African American adaptation of The Wizard of Oz with a strong musical component.
Set It Off - Focuses on a group of friends who rob banks, highlighting themes of struggle and survival.
Black Panther - Centers on African American culture with strong elements of heroism and community.
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The Great Debaters - Based on a true story, highlighting education and civil rights in the African American community.
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Barbershop - Comedy-drama set in a barbershop, highlighting community, culture, and relationships.
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Hamilton - Musical exploring historical themes with a diverse cast and modern musical styles.
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Candyman - A blend of horror and commentary on urban legends and social issues.
Hereditary - A deep psychological examination of family trauma and horror.
The Witch - Explores themes of paranoia and societal constraints in a historical context.
It Follows - A unique horror narrative that explores the implications of anxiety and societal pressures.
Train to Busan - Features intense horror elements combined with social dynamics and human relationships.
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Get Out - Combines horror with incisive commentary on race relations.
Eve's Bayou - A haunting drama delving into family secrets and southern Gothic themes.
Lovecraft Country - Blends horror with historical racism and personal struggles.
A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night - Mixes horror and supernatural elements while tackling issues of isolation.
The Night House - Explores grief and existential themes within a supernatural horror narrative.
Night of the Living Dead - Classic horror film addresses societal issues through the zombie genre.
Tales from the Hood - Anthology horror series that incorporates social commentary and racial themes.
Get Out - Combines horror with incisive commentary on race relations.
Daughters of the Dust - Explores heritage and identity through a poetic narrative.
Soul - Highlights personal identity and life's struggles in a creative narrative.
The Skin I Live In - Explores themes of identity, trauma, and transformation in a unique story.
Atlanta - A mix of humor and social commentary about identity and race in modern society.
I Am Not a Witch - A commentary on societal views mixed with magical realism and dark humor.
The Haunting of Hill House - A deep exploration of family trauma intertwined with supernatural elements.
Your Honor - A tense drama that deals with moral dilemmas and racial tensions.
Lovecraft Country - Merges horror with historic racial issues in America.
Pariah - Focuses on identity, family, and societal struggles within a poignant narrative.
Euphoria - Examines themes of identity and struggles through a dramatic and intense lens.
Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am - Explores identity and race through the lens of one of America's great writers.
Tales from the Crypt - An anthology series that blends horror with moral lessons, similar to the anthology aspect.
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American Horror Story - Various seasons tackle social issues through horror and drama.
The Purge - Address social issues through a horror-action lens.
The Works of Jordan Peele - Focus on social commentary embedded in horror elements.
Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer - A true crime documentary that deals with themes of horror and societal implications.
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Black Mirror - Anthology series that often explores dystopian societal issues with dark tones.
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The Last Seduction - Features a manipulative female lead and complex character dynamics.
Persona Non Grata - Explores identity and existential nuances in relationships.
Black Swan - Delves into the psychological struggles of women within competitive environments.
In the Company of Women - A critical look at female relationships and the power struggles involved.
Birds of Prey - Focus on female empowerment and complicated relationships.
The Hours - Interweaves multiple women’s lives and their individual struggles.
The Virgin Suicides - Explores themes of isolation and female relationships within a suburban context.
Lost in Translation - Focuses on the emotional connections and isolation between two outsiders.
Secretary - Explores complex dynamics in relationships involving power and submission.
Wild at Heart - Surreal narrative elements and unique character relationships.
Frances - Dives into the life of an actress and her psychological struggles.
The Love Witch - A modern take on the themes of femininity and seduction.
Daughters of the Dust - Focuses on generational female relationships within a cultural context.
The Beguiled - Explores female dynamics and psychological tension in an isolated setting.
Spring Breakers - Surreal and stylized depiction of young women seeking identity.
Personal Shopper - Explores themes of identity and loss through a female protagonist.
Under the Silver Lake - Involves surreal explorations of identity and relationships.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - Dark psychological thriller with complex family and relationship dynamics.
A Ghost Story - Explores themes of existence, memory, and relationships over time.
Funny Games - Psychological thriller that challenges viewer expectations around violence and identity.
Blue Velvet - Delves into hidden emotional depths and psychological landscapes.
The Lighthouse - Psychological tension between two characters in a confined space.
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The Skin I Live In - Themes of identity and transformation with a psychological twist.
Eraserhead - Surreal exploration of fear, identity, and existence.
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Midsommar - Explores relationships and psychological tension within a unique cultural setting.
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The Lobster - Surreal take on relationships and identity in a strange society.
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Selma - Recounts the 1965 voting rights marches led by Martin Luther King Jr.
Black Lives Matter - Details the origins and impact of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The 1619 Project - Documents the impact of slavery on American society.
When They See Us - A dramatization of the Central Park jogger case and its impact on the lives of five Black teenagers.
Fruitvale Station - Based on the true story of a black man killed by police, highlighting systemic racism.
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Get Out - A suspense-thriller that explores race relations in America through a horror lens.
Hidden Figures - Tells the story of African American women mathematicians at NASA and their contributions during the space race.
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Dear White People - A satirical look at racial tensions in a predominantly white Ivy League college.
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Talking About Race - A documentary series that addresses various racial issues in contemporary society.
The Color Purple - Explores themes of race and womanhood in early 20th-century America.
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Selma, Lord, Selma - A historical drama about the Selma to Montgomery marches that fought for voting rights.
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The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - Though primarily a comedy, it tackles several issues of race and identity.
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Eraserhead - Surreal explorations of identity and relationships.
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The Dreamers - Intimate exploration of complex relationships set against political unrest.
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The Secret in Their Eyes - Blends personal drama with a crime investigation.
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The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - A poignant exploration of memory and perception.
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