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What is 'black cinema'? Is it a valid category? What can films from as far afield, economically and geographically, as Nigeria and Hollywood possibly have in common? Focusing on films such as Lethal Weapon, Bullet Boy and Malcolm X, this guide discusses various issues and looks at fresh ways into exploring the key concepts of Media Studies.
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Danny Estrada
reviewed Teaching Black Cinema on May 28, 2008
Teaching Black Cinema
Very enlightening and informative. Some of her reviews were spot on with my analysis. Some reviews I thought missed the point and some were to brief.
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