Black And Loud: Afrocentric Films Everyone Should See
Looking for some Afro-centric entertainment? Check out these movies and immerse yourself in Black culture.
The Golden Blaze (2005)
Two African American boys schoolyard rivalry spirals out of control when their fathers develop superpowers.
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Two African American boys schoolyard rivalry spirals out of control when their fathers develop superpowers.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Archie Gips
In Theaters:5/10/2005
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Runtime:87 minutes
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Cast
Bryon E. Carson
Director
Blair Underwood
Gregory Fletcher (voice)
Sanaa Lathan
Monica (voice)
Michael Clarke Duncan
Thomas Tatum (voice)
Neil Patrick Harris
The Comic Shop Owner (voice)
Khleo Thomas
Jason / Sure Shot (voice)
Rickey D'Shon Collins
Leon (voice)
Kym Whitley
Mother Johnson (voice)
James C. Mathis III
Comic Narrator / Diner / Astronaut 1 / Red Car Guy / Clerk / Camera Man(voice)
Nick Jameson
Principal / Scientist (voice)
Vanessa Marshall
Honohan / Pharmacist Mom / Cindy / TV News Anchor / Goon Boy 1 (voice)
Quinton Flynn
French Waiter / Kid 3 / Goon Boy 2 (voice)
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