Movie of The Week:Daughters of The Dust - Richard Brody, The New Yorker

Richard Brody writes,
"It would be nice to think that, if the 1991 film “Daughters of the Dust” (which I discuss in this clip) were released today, it would instantly propel its director, Julie Dash, to the contemporary pantheon and launch her on a long, busy, and celebrated career." Move here: www.newyorker.c...

[@Crownedgoddessllc]

We are so hurt as people. But we must move on. No one can actually tell our story but this is very helpful. I cry every time I see this and beast of the southern wild. I’m from New Orleans. I love is for real.

[@Seababy-vz9ie]

We have moved on for 400 years

[@FFPages]

yes, there is something about both these movies that stir up memories within your DNA. These movies are like a prayer.

[@jshofolu]

I love this movie

[@bobbye.wright4424]

One of the best movies ever

[@МаргаритаГреян-ъ8с]

Beautifull♥️

[@livefromplanetearth]

bravo

[@kolbywilliams9302]

Hello Ms.Dash, who can I contact about your movie "Funny Valentine" Thanks K. W.

[@ziggi08able]

I've heard such wonderful things about this film down the years, but unfortunately have never seen it. I'm resident in the UK, does anyone know where I can purchase or download a copy?Thank you.

[@brenandemossita1000]

ziggi08able Netflix

[@christinagraham2915]

Tubi see if u can download it

[@carolinadreaming9075]

You can order a copy from Kino Lorber. Here's the link: www.kinolorber.com/product/daughters-of-the-dust-dvd-1

[@alphakid9000]

I know this was years ago but bfi player in the UK has it available

[@kaskieseven2944]

They from angola