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Kam Williams BlackNews.com Apr 14, 2011 4/4 Have you ever noticed how few African-American Republicans there are? That fundamental question rests at the heart of this eye-opening expose' offering a variety of intriguing answers. Go to Full Review Fear of a Black Republican (2011) - - 83%
Kam Williams BlackNews.com Dec 9, 2009 3/4 The rainbow nation starts here! Go to Full Review Invictus (2009) 76% 75%
Kam Williams BlackNews.com May 25, 2007 1/4 With colorful characters relying on exaggerated Ebonics, this sitcom unfolds like an extended episode of a modern-day, minstrel TV show except not as funny, especially since the stereotypes on display here are by and large woefully outdated. Go to Full Review Fair Game (2005) - - 38%
Kam Williams BlackNews.com May 7, 2007 1/4 For some reason, teasing people about their skin color has become a big theme of brainless black comedies like this. Plus, it unfolds like one long Pepsi ad, with dialogue extolling the cola's virtues in virtually every scene. Go to Full Review Roll Bounce (2005) 66% 70%
Kam Williams BlackNews.com Jan 22, 2007 3.5/4 An intricate update of The Great Gatsby exploring such themes as greed, ambition, passion, infidelity and more greed, all against the elegant backdrop of Long Island's leisure class. Go to Full Review G (2002) 26% 60%
Kam Williams BlackNews.com Jan 3, 2007 4/4 This articulate and particularly poignant mood piece demands nothing of its audience, except for some brutally honest introspection about our unquestioned presumptions about the human condition. Easily, the best film of 2005. Go to Full Review Crash (2004) 73% 88%
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