Black And Loud: Afrocentric Films Everyone Should See
Looking for some Afro-centric entertainment? Check out these movies and immerse yourself in Black culture.
Dudu's Garden 16: Prayer of the Heart
The film addresses the children of Israel wherever they are and explains to them what prayer is. It presents the children with the great possibility of a direct conversation with the King of Kings, and while traveling through stories from life and dramatized stories from the Talmud, it strengthens the children's faith, the knowledge that they always have somewhere to turn and that they are never alone.
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The film addresses the children of Israel wherever they are and explains to them what prayer is. It presents the children with the great possibility of a direct conversation with the King of Kings, and while traveling through stories from life and dramatized stories from the Talmud, it strengthens the children's faith, the knowledge that they always have somewhere to turn and that they are never alone.
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