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Aladdin and His Magic Lamp (1968)

A young boy finds a magic lantern that contains a genie, and when he frees the genie he's granted three wishes. He uses the wishes to help the princess of Baghdad and her father fight off an evil sorcerer who's trying to take over the kingdom.
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Quentin Tarantino did not direct By Any Means, but he did direct the movie Django Unchained, which grossed $449.8 million worldwide. 

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Before Django Unchained came out, Spike Lee criticized Quentin Tarantino’s film, saying on Twitter (now X): “American Slavery Was Not A Sergio Leone Spaghetti Western. It Was A Holocaust. My Ancestors Are Slaves. Stolen From Africa. I Will Honor Them.” 

All three movies – Django Unchained, BlacKkKlansman, and By Any Means – make the creative choice to dramatize a certain period of systemic oppression of Black people in a way that excites and thrills the audience.  All three movies are also told in a way that reminds the audience of the terror of oppression.  That naturally raises the question – are movies like these a force for good, essentially slipping the spirit of liberation into our minds through entertainment?  Or are these movies ultimately misguided, minimizing what was unimaginably horrible by associating them with thrills?  Can the same analysis of these films be applied to war films like Saving Private Ryan and this year’s Pressure?

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A young boy finds a magic lantern that contains a genie, and when he frees the genie he's granted three wishes. He uses the wishes to help the princess of Baghdad and her father fight off an evil sorcerer who's trying to take over the kingdom.

Rating:
Genre:Adventure, Family, Romance
Directed By:Boris Rytsarev
Written By:Viktor Vitkovich, Grigori Yagdfeld
In Theaters:10/16/1968
Box Office:

Runtime:84 minutes
Studio:Gorky Film Studios

Cast

Director

Boris Rytsarev

Director

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Boris Bystrov

Alladin

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Dodo Chogovadze

Princess Budhur

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Sarry Karryev

The Djinn

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Andrey Fayt

Maghribian

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Otar Koberidze

The Sultan

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Ekaterine Verulashvili

Alladin's mother

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Gusejn Sadykhov

The Wazir, Mubarak's father

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Georgi Millyar

the wisest

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Otar Bilanishvili

watchman

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Valentin Bryleev

Mubarak

cast

Yuri Chekulayev

Mustafa

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