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The Black Godfather
Music. Power. Respect.
Released
118 min
7.5/10 Votes: 1549
Follows the life of Clarence Avant, the ultimate, uncensored mentor and behind-the-scenes rainmaker in music, film, TV and politics.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to The Boondocks List
- Black Dynamite - Similar blend of humor and social commentary with a focus on African American culture.
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- American Blackout - Explores issues of race and identity in America through a fictional lens.
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- Atlanta - Examines life in Atlanta through the perspective of the Black community, with a mix of humor and drama.
- Get Out - A horror film that cleverly critiques race relations in America with dark humor.
- The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - A sitcom that deals with race and class issues in a comedic and heartfelt manner.
- The Neighborhood - Comedy series focusing on the interactions between a Black family and their white neighbors.
- Pose - Highlights marginalized communities, especially the Black LGBTQ+ experience, through dramatic storytelling.
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- Underground - A historical drama focused on the Underground Railroad, highlighting Black struggle for freedom.
- The Other Two - Satirical look at contemporary fame and society, echoing The Boondocks' humor.
- It’s a Party - Incorporates humor dealing with life events, much like The Boondocks.
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- Bamboozled - A satire on race in America, using the entertainment industry as a focal point.
- The Cookout - A comedy film that reflects Black family life and social dynamics.
- Girl 6 - A film that navigates race, gender, and sexuality through a satirical lens.
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- The Secret Life of the American Teenager - Tackles relationships and societal expectations with elements of humor.
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- The Proud Family - An animated series that addresses social issues and race through a family lens.
- Loving - A touching film about love that also delves into racial issues.
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- All American - Inspired by the true story of a football player, exploring themes of race, identity, and ambition.
- Legends of Tomorrow - Presents a diverse cast and characters with unique storytelling that sometimes reflects on social issues.
- Chiraq - A satirical film addressing violence and race in Chicago with a mix of drama and comedy.
- Malcolm X - A biographical film about the influential leader addressing race and society.
- The Hate U Give - A film tackling racial issues, police violence, and identity based on a popular novel.
- Fargo - A dark comedic anthology series with elements of social critique, including race.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Panther List
- Black Panther - Similar themes of African empowerment and cultural representation.
- Avengers: Infinity War - Part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, shares characters and themes.
- Avengers: Endgame - Conclusion to the Marvel saga, includes various characters including Black Panther.
- Captain America: Civil War - Introduces Black Panther and explores complex hero dynamics.
- Wonder Woman - Another superhero origin story that empowers a female protagonist.
- Spider-Man: Homecoming - A fresh take on a superhero origin story within the MCU.
- Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - Focus on Asian culture and martial arts in a superhero context.
- The Black Godfather - A documentary about an influential figure in Hollywood and the impact on culture.
- Luke Cage - A superhero series featuring a strong Black lead and themes of racism and justice.
- The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - Focuses on themes of race, identity, and legacy in the MCU.
- Django Unchained - Addresses themes of race, freedom, and empowerment through an action lens.
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- Black Mirror: USS Callister - Examines identity and technology's impact on society, with a unique story perspective.
- Fruitvale Station - A poignant portrayal of race and social justice based on real events.
- The Harder They Fall - A stylish Western that features a predominantly Black cast, emphasizing cultural heritage.
- Selma - Historical drama about the civil rights movement, focusing on African American empowerment.
- Black Klansman - A historical film that addresses race and activism in America.
- 12 Years a Slave - Powerful depiction of slavery and social injustice, emphasizing the struggle for freedom.
- A Wrinkle in Time - Fantasy adventure that includes themes of empowerment and diverse representation.
- The Hate U Give - Focuses on race and justice, inspired by the Black Lives Matter movement.
- Dear White People - A satirical take on race relations in modern America, highlighting diverse perspectives.
- Black Panther: Wakanda Forever - Continuing the story of Wakanda and themes of legacy and representation.
- Static Shock - Animated series featuring a young Black superhero dealing with societal issues.
- Blade - A Marvel superhero film with a predominantly Black lead and darker themes.
- The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Explores themes of identity and belonging in a changing cultural landscape.
- Soul - Animated film delving into identity, passion, and cultural representation.
- Judas and the Black Messiah - A biographical drama about the Black Panther Party and social justice issues.
- Boyz n the Hood - A powerful narrative surrounding the struggles of African American youth.
- Love & Basketball - An exploration of love, ambition, and identity within the African American community.
- The Chi - A series focusing on life in Chicago's South Side, touching on race and community.
- Insecure - A comedy-drama that explores friendship and identity for a young Black woman.
- Black Lightning - A superhero series that takes a strong stance on social issues affecting the Black community.
- Malcolm X - A biographical film exploring the life of the influential civil rights leader.
- When They See Us - A miniseries based on a real case that discusses race and injustice in America.
- Why We Hate - A documentary series about the roots of hate and bigotry in society.
- Soul Food - Series that highlights family, culture, and the African American experience.
- The Birth of a Nation - A historical drama that explores themes of rebellion and empowerment.
- Everything is Love - A series that explores love and relationships in the context of Black leaders.
- Candyman - A horror film that critiques urban legends and explores race dynamics.
- Orange is the New Black - Shows diversity in character backgrounds and societal issues within a prison setting.
- Get On Up - A biographical film about the rise of James Brown and cultural impact.
- Proud Mary - An action film featuring a strong Black female lead and elements of empowerment.
- The Wood - Coming-of-age film that focuses on friendship and the African American experience.
- Homecoming - A psychological thriller that explores identity and power within a unique narrative.
- The Get Down - A series that showcases the beginnings of hip-hop culture and Black youth experiences.
- Queen Sugar - A family drama that deals with themes of identity, legacy, and culture.
Last updated: 2024-10-02 11:17:34
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Unforgivable Blackness: The Rise and Fall of Jack Johnson List
- When We Were Kings - Documentary about the famous Muhammad Ali vs. George Foreman boxing match, highlighting themes of race and identity.
- The Hurricane - A biographical film about boxer Rubin Carter, wrongfully imprisoned for murder, exploring themes of injustice and racism.
- Ali - A biopic about Muhammad Ali, focusing on his boxing career and political activism during the civil rights movement.
- Cinderella Man - Based on the true story of James J. Braddock, a boxer who overcomes adversity during the Great Depression.
- The Great White Hope - A drama about a white boxer who becomes the heavyweight champion, highlighting racial tensions in early 20th-century America.
- Rocky - The iconic boxing film that explores themes of perseverance and self-determination in the face of adversity.
- Raging Bull - A biographical film about boxer Jake LaMotta, showcasing his turbulent life and struggles with personal demons.
- Southpaw - A story of redemption and the struggles of a boxer to reclaim his life after a personal tragedy.
- The Fighter - A biographical sports drama about amateur boxer Micky Ward's journey to the championship with family drama intertwined.
- Beyond the Mat - Documentary exploring the world of professional wrestling, touching on themes of determination and the pursuit of dreams.
- 42 - A biographical film about Jackie Robinson, the first African American to play in Major League Baseball, tackling racial challenges.
- Selma - Historical drama focusing on the civil rights movement and the struggles faced by African Americans in the 1960s.
- Malcolm X - A biographical film about the civil rights leader, focusing on his life and their fight against systemic racism.
- The Pursuit of Happyness - A true story of resilience and overcoming hardships, reflecting the perseverance seen in Jack Johnson's life.
- Fruitvale Station - A biographical drama about a young African American man whose life ends tragically, addressing racial issues in society.
- Hidden Figures - The true story of African American women mathematicians at NASA, showcasing their contributions during the civil rights movement.
- The Butler - A historical drama following an African American butler in the White House over several decades, reflecting civil rights struggles.
- They Call Me Sirr - A documentary highlighting the journey of an African American prison reformer, echoing themes of overcoming adversity.
- Get on Up - A biographical film about James Brown, focusing on his life struggles and breakthroughs in the music industry.
- American History X - A film that tackles themes of racism and redemption through the story of a reformed white supremacist.
- The Help - A drama set in the racially charged atmosphere of the 1960s South, focusing on the lives of African American maids.
- Green Book - A film showcasing an unlikely friendship between an African American pianist and his Italian American driver during the 1960s tour.
- A Beautiful Mind - Follows the life of John Nash, reflecting on the struggles of genius and personal growth similar to Johnson's story.
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- Boys Don't Cry - A film that addresses topics of identity and prejudice through the life of Brandon Teena, paralleling Johnson's challenges.
- Remember the Titans - A sports drama centered around overcoming racial tensions and building unity in a high school football team.
- The Hate U Give - A film tackling themes of race, identity, and social justice, reflecting broader societal challenges Johnson faced.
- Do the Right Thing - A film that examines racial tensions in New York City, echoing the struggles faced by African Americans like Johnson.
- The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper - A tale of a man evading the system, highlighting individual determination and conflict with authority.
- The Real Rocky - A documentary about the life of Chuck Wepner, the inspiration for Rocky, addressing themes of boxing and resilience.
- The Black Godfather - A documentary on the life of Clarence Avant and his influence in the music industry, celebrating black success amidst adversity.
- I Am Not Your Negro - A documentary focusing on racial discrimination through the unfinished writing of James Baldwin, touching on struggles for equality.
- Spike Lee's Malcolm X - Explores the life of African American leader Malcolm X, highlighting themes of activism and civil rights.
- Just Mercy - A powerful legal drama about racial injustice and the fight against wrongful convictions, echoing Johnson's struggles against racism.
- Chocolat - A drama addressing themes of race and intolerance in a small French village, paralleling societal challenges faced by Johnson.
- The Last Black Man in San Francisco - A poignant exploration of race and identity in modern America, reminiscent of the historical challenges faced by Jack Johnson.
- Bohemian Rhapsody - A biographical film about Freddie Mercury's life, illustrating themes of resilience and overcoming adversity.
- The Birth of a Nation - A historical drama showcasing the life of Nat Turner, reflecting on rebellion against oppression faced by African Americans.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to A Rage in Harlem List
- The Cotton Club - Similar setting in the Harlem Renaissance and explores crime and jazz culture.
- Malcolm X - Focuses on African American culture and history in Harlem.
- American Gangster - Centers around crime and the African American experience in the 1970s.
- Do the Right Thing - Explores racial tensions in a Brooklyn neighborhood, highlighting African American life.
- Sweetback's Badasssss Song - A pioneering blaxploitation film that explores themes of race and social justice.
- Would Be Kings - Deals with crime and complex character dynamics in African American communities.
- He Got Game - Involves themes of aspiration and struggle within African American communities.
- New Jack City - Focuses on crime and the impact of drugs on communities, similar themes of survival.
- Poetic Justice - Explores relationships and struggles within the African American community.
- The Mack - Similar themes of crime and the pursuit of success within the blaxploitation genre.
- Boyz n the Hood - Examines the realities of growing up in a tough neighborhood, similar societal issues.
- Set It Off - Features strong female leads involved in crime, emphasizing struggle and survival.
- The Wire - Deep examination of drug trade and its impact on the community, focusing on the African American experience.
- Parking Lot Movie - Explores the lives of marginalized individuals in urban settings, similar struggle themes.
- Dead Presidents - Involves themes of crime and life in America, particularly for African Americans post-Vietnam.
- Coffee and Cigarettes - Character-driven narratives exploring relationships and culture, similar storytelling style.
- Loving - Explores race relations and personal struggle, highlighting the challenges faced in America.
- Fried Green Tomatoes - Centers around complex female friendships and societal challenges, but with race elements.
- Chi-Raq - Addresses issues of violence and community challenges in a modern urban setting.
- Soul Food - Focuses on family ties and struggles within the African American experience.
- Love Jones - Explores relationships and life in urban settings, with a focus on African American characters.
- The Inkwell - Coming-of-age story that explores racial themes and class around a summer vacation.
- The Best Man - Centers around friendships and relationships, touching on similar personal struggles.
- A Streetcar Named Desire - Though not centered on African American culture, it explores intense personal and emotional themes.
- Belly - Combines crime and African American culture with stylized storytelling.
- Love and Basketball - Explores relationships in an African American context with emotional and social themes.
- Summer of Sam - Explores cultural tensions and crime in New York City during a dark period.
- I Am Not Your Negro - Documentary highlighting race relations in America through personal narratives.
- Jungle Fever - Examines racial issues and relationships in a contemporary urban setting.
- The Black Godfather - Explores the influence of African Americans in crime and politics.
- Undercover Brother - A comedic take on racial themes and stereotypes, similar cultural critique.
- Gangs of New York - Focuses on crime and social struggles during a pivotal time in American history.
- The Get Down - Set in 1970s New York, showcasing music, culture, and community struggles.
- Empire - Deals with crime, family, and the music industry from a contemporary perspective.
- The Defiant Ones - Documentary exploring African American contributions to music and culture amidst social issues.
- Snowfall - Explores the early days of the crack cocaine epidemic and its effects on Los Angeles communities.
- Blaxploitation - A documentary examining the genre's role in exploring African American experiences.
- Brooklyn's Finest - Focuses on intersecting lives of police and criminals in Brooklyn, similar urban themes.
- Righteous Kill - Explores crime and moral dilemmas amidst gritty urban settings.
- Get Rich or Die Tryin' - Inspired by 50 Cent's life, focusing on music, crime, and perseverance in Harlem settings.
- Right Outta History - Explores African American stories and history, touching on cultural challenges.
- Bamboozled - Satirical film discussing race and representation in media and culture.
- A Bronx Tale - Intersects themes of crime, culture, and coming-of-age in an urban setting.
- Girls Trip - Explores friendships and cultural experiences among African American women.
- Django Unchained - Touching on issues of race and societal structure through a stylized narrative.
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Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to BlacKkKlansman List
- Get Out - Both films tackle racial issues with a blend of suspense and social commentary.
- Do the Right Thing - Explores racial tensions and prejudice in a vibrant community setting.
- Malcolm X - A biographical drama about civil rights, focusing on a prominent African-American leader.
- 12 Years a Slave - A historical drama that addresses the brutality of racism and slavery.
- American History X - Explores themes of racism and redemption, focusing on white supremacist ideologies.
- The Butler - Follows the life of a Black man serving in the White House amid shifting racial dynamics.
- Selma - A historical drama centered around the civil rights movement and its leaders.
- Fruitvale Station - A poignant portrayal of racism and police brutality based on a true story.
- When They See Us - A miniseries focusing on racial injustice and wrongful convictions of Black individuals.
- The Hate U Give - Deals with themes of police violence and the impact of systemic racism on a young girl.
- The Help - Explores racism and social issues in the 1960s through the lens of Black maids in the South.
- Barry - Though primarily a dark comedy, it offers commentary on violence and identity.
- Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt - Incorporates social issues into the comedic narrative, addressing societal norms.
- Sorry to Bother You - Style and humor are used to critique race and capitalism in contemporary society.
- The Wire - Explores systemic issues in Baltimore, including race relations and law enforcement.
- Dear White People - Satirical look at racial tensions and experiences of Black students on a predominantly white campus.
- Black Mirror - Although not solely focused on race, it includes narratives that interrogate societal norms.
- Snowpiercer - Uses a dystopian setting to explore class and race struggles within a confined society.
- The Django Unchained - A Tarantino film that highlights racism and violence in the context of slavery.
- The First Purge - Explores themes of race and socio-political issues within a satirical horror context.
- Ava DuVernay's 13th - Documentary exploring the intersections of race, justice, and mass incarceration.
- I Am Not Your Negro - Documentary exploring race relations in America through the unfinished writings of James Baldwin.
- One Night in Miami - Fictional account of a meeting between prominent Black figures discussing race in America.
- The Last O.G. - A comedy that addresses themes of race, gentrification, and systemic issues.
- The Portrait of a Lady on Fire - Though focusing more on gender, it traverses societal norms in a historical context.
- Atlanta - Explores racial identity and life in contemporary America through a mix of humor and drama.
- Lovecraft Country - Combines horror with social commentary on race relations in America.
- The Black Godfather - Documentary focusing on the life of a significant figure in the fight for civil rights.
- Candyman - Horror film that deals with urban legend while tackling themes of race and community.
- Queen & Slim - A narrative that addresses systemic racism and the challenges faced by a young couple.
- The Amazing Race - Incorporates diverse cultural backgrounds while exploring race and identity.
- The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Focuses on themes of race and gentrification in a city experiencing change.
- The Chi - Tackles issues within the Black community, including violence and systemic challenges.
- Underground - A historical drama about the underground railroad and the fight for freedom.
- The Night Of - Focuses on the flaws of the justice system and its implications for different races.
- Godfather of Harlem - Explores the intersection of crime, politics, and race in 1960s Harlem.
Last updated: 2024-09-23 04:13:31
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Summer of Soul (...Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised) List
- Woodstock - A documentary about the iconic 1969 music festival, capturing performances and the cultural impact.
- 20 Feet from Stardom - Highlights the lives of backup singers who supported famous artists, shedding light on their untold stories.
- The Apollo - Explores the history of the Apollo Theater and its influence on African American culture and music.
- Miss Sharon Jones! - A portrait of the late soul singer Sharon Jones, showcasing her music career and resilience.
- Soul Power - Follows the musical lineup of the 1974 Rumble in the Jungle, featuring artists like James Brown and BB King.
- I Am Not Your Negro - A documentary based on James Baldwin's unfinished manuscript, exploring race and identity in America.
- Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World - Investigates the contributions of Native Americans to rock music and its cultural significance.
- Black Woodstock (a.k.a. The Harlem Cultural Festival) - A documentary focused on the culturally rich Harlem Cultural Festival of 1969.
- A Band Called Death - The story of a punk rock band formed by African American brothers in the 1970s, exploring their struggles and legacy.
- Searching for Sugar Man - Follows the quest to find a mysterious musician from the 1970s who became an icon in South Africa.
- The Last Waltz - A concert film documenting The Band's farewell concert featuring numerous music legends.
- Jazz: A Film by Ken Burns - A comprehensive documentary series exploring the history and impact of jazz music in America.
- Muscle Shoals - Explores the influence of the Muscle Shoals music studio and the iconic artists who recorded there.
- The Wrecking Crew - A documentary about the studio musicians behind many major hits in the 1960s and 70s.
- Standing in the Shadows of Motown - Tells the story of the Funk Brothers, the studio musicians behind many Motown hits.
- They Shall Not Grow Old - Utilizes archival footage to tell the story of World War I soldiers, showcasing the power of historical documentation.
- She's Gotta Have It - A Spike Lee joint about a woman navigating relationships amidst broader societal themes, similar in exploration of culture.
- The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution - A documentary exploring the history and impact of the Black Panther Party in the 1960s and 70s.
- Take Me to the River - Music documentary exploring the roots of American music in Memphis, featuring both legends and newcomers.
- The Get Down - A Netflix series depicting the rise of hip-hop and disco in the 1970s Bronx.
- American Epic - Explores the early history of American music, showcasing significant artists and recording sessions.
- Harlan County, USA - A documentary on a coal miners' strike, highlighting issues of social justice and community resilience.
- The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars - A concert film capturing David Bowie's iconic persona and performance, focusing on music's cultural influence.
- Paris Is Burning - A snapshot of the drag ball culture in New York City, exploring themes of race, class, and identity.
- The Other One: The Long Strange Trip of Bob Weir - Follows Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir, exploring music and influence over decades.
- Louder Than A Bomb - Documents a poetry competition, showcasing young voices and issues of identity and expression.
- The Greatest Showman - A musical that celebrates diversity and the power of music, with a strong cultural backdrop.
- High Fidelity - Follows a record store owner through his relationship struggles and love for music, exploring its impact.
- Black Panther - Incorporates strong themes around culture and identity in an African context, resonating with similar cultural discussions.
- The Sound of Music - While different in genre, it shares themes of music as a means of overcoming adversity.
- The Defiant Ones - A documentary series that chronicles the partnership between music legends Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine.
- The Funk Brothers: Standing in the Shadows of Motown - Shines a light on the band behind the Motown hits, paralleling the theme of unsung heroes in music.
- What Happened, Miss Simone? - An exploration of Nina Simone's life, highlighting her music and activism during the civil rights movement.
- The Black Godfather - The story of music executive Clarence Avant, highlighting the intersections of music and social change.
- To Be a Force for Change - Documents the rise of Black-owned record labels and their socio-political influence on music.
- This Is It - Showcases Michael Jackson's rehearsals for his comeback concert, emphasizing his artistry and cultural impact.
- Sound City - A documentary about the famous recording studio and the musicians who recorded there, celebrating music's legacy.
Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:08:19
Top Movies & TV Shows Similar to Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker List
- The Help - Focuses on the struggles of African American women during the Civil Rights Movement.
- Hidden Figures - Highlights the contributions of African American women in a male-dominated field.
- Madam C.J. Walker's Wonderful Hair - A short film based on the entrepreneur's life and her hair care empire.
- The First Lady - Explores the lives of influential women in the political sphere.
- Joy - Follows a woman's journey in creating a successful business against all odds.
- Roots - A miniseries depicting the historical struggle of African American families.
- A United Kingdom - Centers on overcoming societal and racial challenges in love and politics.
- The Secret Life of Bees - Explores themes of female empowerment and racial tensions.
- Mrs. America - Focuses on women's rights and the feminist movement in the 1970s.
- The Pursuit of Happyness - A man's struggle to rise above hardship and entrepreneurial spirit.
- The Butler - Tells the story of an African American man's service in the White House amid social change.
- Little Fires Everywhere - Focuses on maternal bonds, women’s aspirations, and social issues.
- Nomadland - Examines the journey of a woman who finds her way in life after significant loss.
- Black Wall Street: The Story of Greenwood - Documents the history of a black-owned businesses in America.
- Empire - Follows a music mogul and his family's battles within the business.
- The Good Fight - Focuses on legal issues with strong female representation.
- Pinky - Explores issues of race, identity, and love in the 1940s.
- The Color Purple - A powerful story of resilience among African American women.
- Coco - Celebrates culture and the importance of family legacy.
- Hustlers - Highlights the entrepreneurial spirit of a group of women in tough circumstances.
- Americanah - Explores themes of race, identity, and love across continents.
- Good Girls - Follows suburban women engaging in criminal enterprises out of necessity.
- The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air - Addresses racial issues and cultural identity through humor.
- Survivor's Remorse - Examines the life of an African American NBA player navigating success and challenges.
- When They See Us - A gripping tale of systemic injustice faced by African Americans.
- Insecure - Follows the lives of two African American women and their struggles.
- Scandal - Features a powerful female lead navigating politics and personal life.
- Fried Green Tomatoes - Explores the strong bonds of female friendships across different eras.
- Secret Life of an American Teenager - Depicts the challenges of young women navigating life and relationships.
- Love & Basketball - Centers on two individuals navigating love and their dreams.
- She’s Gotta Have It - Focuses on a young woman balancing her love life and personal aspirations.
- Dear White People - Addresses race relations and cultural identity on a college campus.
- Tyler Perry's acrimony - Explores themes of betrayal, ambition, and resilience in a marriage.
- Harlots - Focuses on the stories of women in the 18th century fighting for independence.
- The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel - Follows a woman's journey to success in a male-dominated field.
- The Black Godfather - Documentary showcasing the influence of an African American icon in Hollywood.
- The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks - A story highlighting the impact of a black woman on modern medical research.
- Self Made: Inspired by the Life of Madam C.J. Walker - The movie itself, showcasing entrepreneurial spirit and overcoming adversity.
Last updated: 2024-09-26 19:07:01
