Four Favorites with The Book of Clarence’s LaKeith Stanfield, RJ Cyler, Anna Diop, and David Oyelowo
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- Опубліковано 9 січ 2024
- The Book of Clarence’s LaKeith Stanfield, RJ Cyler, Anna Diop, and David Oyelowo share their four favorites with Letterboxd.
The religious comedy is in US theaters January 12, and in UK theaters Jan 19 from @sonypictures.
Interview by Adesola Thomas
Edited by Shannon Keirce
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Going from Midnight Cowboy to the Lorax is quite a journey.
RJ Cyler just dropped the most real Top 4
Anna is so gorgeous
Anna Diop mentioning Black Girl, not surprising considering Nanny was compared to Black Girl considerably when it premiered.
Black Girl is such a sharp and deep cutting, painful and beautiful movie. It’s so painful watching that woman’s pain and never being able to entirely understand it because of its subtlety but having it register in the deepest parts of yourself because in your core you know what the broad shape of it is.
The Lion King & RJ Cyler’s list were so real tho.
Black Girl by Ousmane Sembène is a must !
omg I love them !
2004 Crash Wtf!?
I've been saying it since it came out. Most black people I know love Crash because it accurately depicts modern racism at a time when our collective conversation about race in America disappeared. It's not the greatest film of all time, but it captures something very real and I've always found it interesting how resistant people are to that film.
@Step_03 interesting, I always thought it was out of touch white liberals who loved it
Good taste.
About to go see this movie in about 40 minutes
did you guys put the wrong Crash there? or did he actually mean the 2004 one?
"That was a movie that was real pivotal at the time it came out, for me." Doubtful he's referring to Cronenberg's 1996 Crash given LaKeith was 5 at the time.
What's David Oyelowo's fourth??
can someone PLEASE tell me where to watch black girl
I believe Black Girl is owned by Criterion, so Criterion Channel and/or a physical Criterion Disc Collection are the ones to access that film.
Some great choices here... and it really shows you that with 2 of 4 picking Spielberg's The Color Purple, it's really just white people who are so offended about that film.
lame