“Dreaming Whilst B\@*k”
Masterful satire that shines a light on the struggles of Black creatives.
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A married woman in 1890s Louisiana meets a handsome Creole, reawakening her sexual desires, and is tempted into an affair with the man.
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A married woman in 1890s Louisiana meets a handsome Creole, reawakening her sexual desires, and is tempted into an affair with the man.
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Genre:Drama, TV Movie
Written By:Hesper Anderson
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Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Turner Pictures, Alive Films
Cast
Mary Lambert
Director
Kelly McGillis
Edna Pontellier
Jon DeVries
Leonce Pontellier
Adrian Pasdar
Robert Lebrun
Ellen Burstyn
Mademoiselle Reisz
Julian Sands
Alcee Arobin
Anthony DeSando
Victor Lebrun
Glenne Headly
Adele Ratignolle
Michael Audley
Dr. Mandelet
Marion Zinser
Maria Lebrun
Marianne Mason
Julia Highcamp
Ron Millkie
Alphonso Ratignolle
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