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Dirty Gertie from Harlem
(1946) An enticing dancer from Harlem makes things happen at a sleepy Caribbean resort. Starring Francine Everett and Don Wilson.
Extras
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Sepia Cinderella
(1947) A struggling band leader's pursuit of fame has many obstacles. With Billy Daniels and Shelia Guyse.
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The Duke is Tops
(1936) Also known as "Bronze Venus." Lena Horne plays a nightclub singer who gets a chance at Broadway.
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Get Christie Love
(1974) A Black undercover operative uses street smarts, revealing outfits, and kung-fu to investigate the drug dealers in Los Angeles.
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Lady Cocoa
(1975) Lady Cocoa (Lola Falana) is out to take down her mobster boyfriend.
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TNT Jackson
(1974) A young karate expert searches for her brother's killer in Hong Kong. Starring Jeannie Bell.
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Velvet Smooth
(1976) A female detective is hired by a crime lord to figure out who's taking his action. Starring Johnnie Hill.
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Jive Turkey
(1974) Also known as "Baby Needs a New Pair of Shoes." In 1956 Ohio, the head of a lucrative numbers games is pursued by both the mob and the local police.
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Rock Rock Rock
(1956) Early rock and roll film starring Tuesday Weld. Featuring performances by Black singers and groups: Chuck Berry, La Vern Baker, Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, The Flamingos, and The Moonglows.
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The River Niger
(1976) Johnny Williams is a house painter who moonlights as a poet, while struggling to support his cancer stricken wife. With James Earl Jones, Cicely Tyson, and Louis Gossett Jr.
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The Quiet One
(1948) In this award winning documentary, a quiet, neglected Harlem boy's wall of silence masks his drift into criminal behavior.
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Mean Johnny Barrows
(1976) Fred Williamson as a ex-GI who mixes it up with the mob.
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The Joe Louis Story
(1953) Coley Wallace stars in the biography of heavyweight boxing champion Joe Louis. With Ossie Davis.
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The Jackie Robinson Story
(1950) Jackie Robinson stars in his own biography as the first Black player in major league baseball.
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Mark of the Hawk
(1957) Obam (Sydney Poitier), struggles against colonialism in Africa.
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Black Fist
(1975) Also known as "Bogarde." To make money, a Los Angeles street fighter goes to work for gangsters. With Richard Lawson and Phillip Michael Thomas.
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The Black Godfather
(1974) To protect his criminal enterprise, J.J. must fight the leader of a heroin cartel. Featuring Rod Perry in the title role.