黑人意味着··· / Black is...Black Ain't (1994)
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1994美国电影《黑人意味着···》由Marlon Riggs导演，Marlon Riggs主演，影片讲述的是：
The final film by filmmaker Marlon Riggs jumps into the middle of explosive debates over Black identity BLACK IS BLACK AINT is a fi lm every African American should see ponder and discuss White Americans have always stereotyped African Americans But the rigid definitions of Blackness that African Americans impose on each other Riggs claims have also been devastating Is there an essential Black identity Is there a litmus test defining the real Black man and true Black woman Riggs uses his grandmothers gumbo as a metaphor for the rich diversity of Black identities His camera traverses the country bringing us face to face with Black folks young and old rich and poor rural and urban gay and straight grappling with the paradox of numerous often contested definitions of Blackness Riggs mixes performances by choreographer Bill T Jones and poet Essex Hemphill with commentary by noted cultural critics Angela Davis bell hooks Cornel West Michele Wallace Barbara Smith and Maulana Karenga to create a flavorful stew of personal testimony music and history
The final film by filmmaker Marlon Riggs jumps into the middle of explosive debates over Black identity BLACK IS BLACK AINT is a fi lm every African American should see ponder and discuss White Americans have always stereotyped African Americans But the rigid definitions of Blackness that African Americans impose on each other Riggs claims have also been devastating Is there an essential Black identity Is there a litmus test defining the real Black man and true Black woman Riggs uses his grandmothers gumbo as a metaphor for the rich diversity of Black identities His camera traverses the country bringing us face to face with Black folks young and old rich and poor rural and urban gay and straight grappling with the paradox of numerous often contested definitions of Blackness Riggs mixes performances by choreographer Bill T Jones and poet Essex Hemphill with commentary by noted cultural critics Angela Davis bell hooks Cornel West Michele Wallace Barbara Smith and Maulana Karenga to create a flavorful stew of personal testimony music and history
