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Revision as of 12:41, 11 June 2022
White Shaft is a 2008 action-crime blackface exploitation film directed by Richard Roundtree and starring Robert Downey Jr. as private commando John Shaft.
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- #ExoracialFilmSociety
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Drift is a 1971 American science fiction crime film about John Drift (Richard Roundtree), a Freman martial arts master who uses desert lore to drive Harkonnen mobsters from Harlem.
The Odetta File is a 1974 political thriller film about a reporter (Jon Voight) investigating "The Voice of the Civil Rights Movement" (Odetta Holmes) in post-Second World War West Germany.
Pyro Parts is 1997 American arson comedy film which follows the life of an arsonist (Howard Sterno) from boyhood and his rise to success as the "shock jock" of pyromaniacs.
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Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- Post @ Twitter (7 May 2022) - #ExoracialFilmSociety
- Post @ Twitter (7 May 2022) - #Doublefeature: Drift
- Shaft (1971 film) @ Wikipedia
- Tropic Thunder @ Wikipedia
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- Fiction (nonfiction)
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- Jay Baruchel (nonfiction)
- Jack Black (nonfiction)
- Etan Cohen (nonfiction)
- Steve Coogan (nonfiction)
- Stuart Cornfeld (nonfiction)
- Robert Downey Jr. (nonfiction)
- Films (nonfiction)
- Bill Hader (nonfiction)
- Brandon T. Jackson (nonfiction)
- Danny McBride (nonfiction)
- Eric McLeod (nonfiction)
- Nick Nolte (nonfiction)
- Racism (nonfiction)
- Richard Roundtree (nonfiction)
- Ben Stiller (nonfiction)
- Justin Theroux (nonfiction)
- Films