507 The Class of 1989 - A Special Year in Black Cinema (with Len Webb and Vincent Williams)
The History of Literature · Jacke Wilson / The Podglomerate
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Show Notes
For years, pop culture critics Len Webb and Vincent Williams have hosted the podcast The Micheaux Mission, which aims to watch and review every Black film ever released. In this episode, Jacke talks to Len and Vincent about their new limited-run series The Class of 1989, which focuses on six films (Harlem Nights, Lean on Me, Glory, A Dry White Season, Do the Right Thing, and Driving Miss Daisy) that helped spark a Black film renaissance.
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