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.
To the Fore (2015)
In the world of professional cycling, where teamwork demands individual sacrifice, the three leading sprinters of Team Radiant must confront their own egos and aspirations as the competition becomes increasingly tough. Arrogant cyclist Ming cares more about personal glory than the good of the team. His shy teammate Tian is unlucky in both love and sports. Finally, the third teammate, Korean Ji-won, is forced to confront the ethics of his manager.
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In the world of professional cycling, where teamwork demands individual sacrifice, the three leading sprinters of Team Radiant must confront their own egos and aspirations as the competition becomes increasingly tough. Arrogant cyclist Ming cares more about personal glory than the good of the team. His shy teammate Tian is unlucky in both love and sports. Finally, the third teammate, Korean Ji-won, is forced to confront the ethics of his manager.
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Genre:Romance, Action, Drama
Written By:Silver Hau, Dante Lam Chiu-yin
In Theaters:8/7/2015
Box Office:$27,267,799
Runtime:125 minutes
Studio:Evergrande Pictures, Film Fireworks Production, Huace Media, Suning Universal, iQiyi Motion Pictures, iQIYI Pictures （重复 同 iQiyi Motion Pictures）, Emperor Motion Pictures
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