Black And Loud: Afrocentric Films Everyone Should See
Looking for some Afro-centric entertainment? Check out these movies and immerse yourself in Black culture.
Weekend in Alphaville
LaBruce's short dance film, created in collaboration with Regina artists Edward Poitras and Robin Poitras, pays oblique tribute to the Godard classics Weekend and Alphaville through a pas de deux on a frigid Saskatchewan highway between two women wearing nothing but slips, fur coats and fake blood.
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LaBruce's short dance film, created in collaboration with Regina artists Edward Poitras and Robin Poitras, pays oblique tribute to the Godard classics Weekend and Alphaville through a pas de deux on a frigid Saskatchewan highway between two women wearing nothing but slips, fur coats and fake blood.
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Written By:Bruce LaBruce
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