Classic Black Cinema

A film series especifically designed as a vehicle to expose the community to the vast artistic value black film has had around the globe.

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Harvey B. Gantt Center hosts Classic Black Cinema Series showing https://t.co/1mDKRnTeJI

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@coreybking Bring Zerlina to that spot

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I just subscribed to Black Film Archive by Maya S. Cade https://t.co/xqWJNLprGK

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@quintabrunson Great show with excellent writing

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@BuzzBeatPod Can the Hornets plz trade Hayward and Mason P to Indiana for Miles Turner b4 it’s to late

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@hornets Plz trade Hayward and Mason P to Indiana for Miles Turner b4 it’s too late.

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@MichaelMatteoRo Diva

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Wallace becomes 2nd Black driver to win Cup race https://t.co/xzNNdX60D8

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@QueenHa87049226 School Daze

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I just voted for my 2021 WNBA All-Stars. Cast your vote here https://t.co/UqGFL3II50! @WNBA #WNBA

[Harvey B. Gantt Center @HBGanttCenter]

Still need Valentine's Day date night ideas? The next installment of our Classic Black Cinema Series with @BlackFilmTweets is the romantic tragedy, "Black Orpheus." We will be streaming all day Sunday, February 14. Visit https://t.co/sKw4wWZfHF for more information and to RSVP!

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@HBO Every session of new projects produces winners because the best actors are working them.

[Strong Black Lead @strongblacklead]

I could listen to @AnikaNoniRose sing her version of Christmas carols all day long 🤣 where's the album?!

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@nijla1 Yes It’s allowed

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@IssaRae @nbcsnl I think America just fell in love with you

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The fly doesn’t lie

[Wendell Pierce @WendellPierce]

Thomas Jefferson Byrd, was an actor in the unofficial repertory company of Spike Lee movies. What Joseph Cotton was to Orson Welles, Byrd was for Spike. The “everyman” character actor. He was a part of the Black Arts Renaissance of Fort Greene in the 80s.

[Michael J. Solender @mjsolender]

Film historian Felix Curtis shines light on the artistic value of the complex Black film canon. @BlackFilmTweets @HBGanttCenter @SouthParkMag #blackcinema
https://t.co/8UbA422Zve

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Two Angels blessed by God to give us relief during this pandemic #Verzuz