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thundergrace · 3 days
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BOY OH BOY DID I MISS A LOT OF NEWS!!!
First of all:
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Second of all:
Book 3!!! June 25th!!
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Third of all:
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naslostcontrol · 2 years
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THE WOMAN KING || Official Trailer
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thecinematics · 2 years
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Viola Davis as Nanisca in The Woman King (2022), dir. Gina Prince-Bythewood
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rosecarlate · 1 year
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THE WOMAN KING | 2022 dir. Gina Prince-Bythewood
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VIOLA DAVIS & THUSO MBEDU as Nanisca & Nawi THE WOMAN KING (2022, dir. Gina Prince-Bythewood)
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My Top 10 of 2022
Fire of Love dir. Sara Dosa
Aftersun dir. Charlotte Wells
Happening dir. Audrey Diwan 
The Woman King dir. Gina Prince-Bythewood
Neptune Frost dir. Anisia Uzeyman & Saul Williams
Emily dir. Frances O’Connor 
Corsage dir. Marie Kreutzer
Bodies Bodies Bodies dir. Halina Reijn
Hawa dir. Maïmouna Doucouré
Mr. Malcolm's List dir. Emma Holly Jones
Honourable mention:
Catherine Called Birdy dir. Lena Dunham, Causeway dir. Lila Neugebauer, Don't Worry Darling dir. Olivia Wilde, The Eternal Daughter dir. Joanna Hogg, Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul dir. Adamma Ebo
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Black Hollywood
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#Repost @essence
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There are pictures, there are photographs and there are portraits. These portraits represent a room that was filled with love and talent that deserve the recognition of everyone.
We left #ESSENCEBWIH full.
📸: @kanyaiwana
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thundergrace · 2 years
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lashanalynch Black women. That’s the caption 🖤
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The Woman King (2022)
Director: Gina Prince-Bythewood
Cinematographer: Polly Morgan
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melodylsimpson · 2 months
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Book-to-Movie/TV Adaptations From Black Writers
Did you know that only 160+ movies/shows have been adapted from books by Black authors since 1908? 4 of these were sci-fi/fantasy. Of the 160+ adaptations, 61 are adaptations of 2 books. Meanwhile, in YA alone, 50+ adaptations have been released in the past 20 years, half of which were sci-fi/fantasy. But that's not all.
My findings can be found in the essay, "Dear Hollywood, Where Are the SFF Book-to-Movie/TV Adaptations From Black Writers?" over on Reactormag.com, previously Tor.com.
Also, be sure to check out:
My Spreadsheet of ALL Black Book-to-Movie/TV Adaptations From Black Writers
My Letterboxd List of ALL Black Book-to-Movie Adaptations From Black Writers
Happy Black History Month!
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cielrouge · 2 years
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THE WOMAN KING (2022) - In this sweeping, historical epic inspired by true events, General Nanisca (Viola Davis) of the Agojie, the all-female unit of warriors who protected the 1800s African Kingdom of Dahomey, trains the next generation of recruits and readies them for battle against an enemy determined to destroy their way of life.
Directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood, written by Gina Prince-Bythewood and Dana Stevens, produced by Cathy Schulman, Viola Davis, Julius Tennon, and Maria Bello, and starring Viola Davis, John Boyega, Thuso Mbedu, Lashana Lynch, Sheila Atim, Hero Fiennes, Adrienne Warren, Jayme Lawson, and Masali Baduza. 
Releasing exclusively in movie theaters on September 16th, 2022. 
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blackinperiodfilms · 2 years
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The Woman King Official U.S. Poster
The story is inspired by true events as it "follows the emotionally epic journey of General Nanisca as she trains the next generation of recruits and readies them for battle against an enemy determined to destroy their way of life.
In theaters Sept. 16.
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sheabuttahwrites · 2 years
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THE WOMAN KING
Viola Davis, Lashana Lynch, Thuso Mbedu, Sheila Atim, Adrienne Warren, and Gina Prince-Bythewood — for ESSENCE, photographed by: Lelanie Foster (Sept ‘22)
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mother/daughter relationships portrayed in film :
white oleander ( 2002 ) / little women ( 1994 ) / ladybird ( 2017 ) / beyond the lights ( 2014 ) / the joy luck club ( 1993 ) / the parent trap ( 1998 ) / mermaids ( 1990 ) / love & basketball ( 2000 ) / divine secrets of the ya-ya sisterhood ( 2002 ) / mamma mia! ( 2008 )
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I am currently a producer on a project, and the executives were adamant that the director we chose be a Black Oscar-winning director. While that sounds great, who would that be? In the 95-year history of the Academy Awards, no Black filmmaker has ever won best director. No Black woman has ever been nominated.
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The Woman King wasn’t snubbed. A snub is if it missed out on a category or two. The film was not nominated for one single craft. Not one single extraordinary performance was recognized. And when has that happened for a successful film that hit all the so-called markers? It’s not a snub. It’s a reflection of where the Academy stands and the consistent chasm between Black excellence and recognition. And, sadly, this is not just an issue in Hollywood but in every industry. I’m going to use a Dr. King quote because it is so apropos, in that he spoke on the “lie of [our] inferiority accepted as truth in the society dominating us.”
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