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Black Theatre: The Making of a Movement (1978)
This documentary explores the growth and development of black theatre from its earliest roots, also examining its close ties with the civil rights movement. Included are interviews with veterans of the theatrical world such as James Earl Jones and Ed Bullins.
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This documentary explores the growth and development of black theatre from its earliest roots, also examining its close ties with the civil rights movement. Included are interviews with veterans of the theatrical world such as James Earl Jones and Ed Bullins.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:12/31/1978
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Runtime:130 minutes
Studio:California Newsreel
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