Love Stories from the African Diaspora
Here are some of our picks for inclusive Black love stories in film and media. We hope you enjoy these tender love stories and beautiful depictions.
Blueberry Hill
Antwerp in the fifties. Robin de Hert grew up in a Catholic parochial environment; on the one hand there is his authoritarian father and the sadistic secretary of the Catholic boys technical school, on the other hand there are the 'Grieten' and the French teacher with whom Robin is getting a good band through a secret they share. If the secretary finds out about this secret, this has major implications for both the teacher and the students ...
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Antwerp in the fifties. Robin de Hert grew up in a Catholic parochial environment; on the one hand there is his authoritarian father and the sadistic secretary of the Catholic boys technical school, on the other hand there are the 'Grieten' and the French teacher with whom Robin is getting a good band through a secret they share. If the secretary finds out about this secret, this has major implications for both the teacher and the students ...
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Romance
Written By:Robbe De Hert, Walter Van Den Broeck
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Favourite Films NV, Menuet
Cast
Robbe De Hert
Director
Michaël Pas
Robin De Hert
Babette van Veen
Cathy Van Bloemendael
Hilde Heijnen
Jeanine
Frank Aendenboom
Mr. Verbiest
Myriam Mézières
Mrs. Claessens
Ronny Coutteure
Valère
Bart Slegers
Felix Zakowski
Bernard Verheyden
Teacher Gym
Jappe Claes
Teacher
Katrien Devos
Girl's Gym Teacher
Jaak Van Assche
Lou de Hert
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