Jumping back in the saddle with some new trailers!! Getting you ready for the Fall Season!! Check them out below:
Young Love (Streaming on Max– September 21st)
Heist 88 (Streaming on Showtime– September 29th)
Appendage (Streaming on Hulu-October 2nd)
Totally Killer (Streaming on Prime Video– October 6th)
The Burial (In theaters October 6th…Streaming on Prime Video October 13th)
Lessons in Chemistry (Streaming on Apple TV+ – October 13th)
Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom (In theaters December 20th)
As always, you know I got you covered if you missed last week’s Conversations with Beloved & Kindred episode!!
Dr. Robinson and I had a pretty intense discussion on Eve’s Bayou, and just in case you didn’t know I will say it again….this is an excellent movie!!
Don’t believe me, check out our commentary and see for yourself! It’s definitely a game-changer!!
Check out the episode below:
Tune in on this Thursday May 12th at 3 pm/ET as Dr. Robinson and I continue our discussion n Blackness and horror with a discussion on the 1997 film, Eve’s Bayou!!
Check it out on Auburn Avenue Research Library Facebook Live and YouTube!!
This discussion explores the 1997 film Eve’s Bayou. Actress Kasi Lemmons made an auspicious debut as a writer and director with this delicately handled, wrenchingly emotional drama, hailed by critic Roger Ebert as one of the best films of 1997. Eve’s Bayou begins with ominous narration: “The summer I killed my father, I was 10 years old.” From that point the story moves backward in time and memory to Louisiana in 1962, when a young girl named Eve (Jurnee Smollett) witnesses a shocking act on the part of her womanizing father (Samuel L. Jackson). But what really happened? And can Eve be certain about what she saw when there is more than one interpretation of the facts? Less a mystery than a study of deeply rooted emotions rising to the surface to affect an entire family, the film has the quality of classic Southern literature, with layers of memory unfolding to reveal a carefully guarded truth.
Just in case you want to refresh your memory of the movie, check out the trailer below:
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