‘Succession’ Star Sanaa Lathan Talks Directing ‘On The Come Up’

[@lisabrightly]

Love Sanaa, glad to see her doing her thing. 😘

[@C_Jee]

😍Sanaa

[@lesiasmith8028]

I’ve got to go see this movie. I’m hearing really good things about it. Kudos to the new young actress, Jamila Gray. Wishing her much success. I’m sure her parents are excited and overjoyed with her in this role.

[@Rascott03]

LOVE her!!

[@ChrisBoy23]

sanaa lathan still look young

[@LOVE-HUMILITY33]

She reminds me of Claire from the Huxtables now. What's her name??

[@ryaana_2000]

Sanaa Lathan!!!!!! ❤️👅😘😛

[@deborahwilliams8972]

Okay let's just keep it real rotting apples every time a black person come out with a movie got to be about rapping gangster are selling drugs I seen the clip in this corny hello girl you playing the girl mother why every movie you get in is corny?? the last decent movie you was in love of basketball? That was that about 30 years ago😂🤣🤣🤣

[@bohwe43]

Totally agree; I'm over black entertainment. As a black person, I want to see diversity in entertainment. The same content, sports, inner city blues, rappers turned actors, violence, over-the-top comedies, Tyler Perry films, and comedic relief.

[@bohwe43]

@Micanopy-Davis I want to see black films that aren't the typical black content. We can be in Sci-Fi, horror, romantic comedies, etc. Not every black person can relate to making it out of the hood filled with gun violence through music, dance, or sports. Not every black person can relate to those Friday movies or movies of that elk. Some black people want to see Sci-Fi, historical films not based on civil rights or slavery, or some biopic of a singer. Black entertainment is 90% trash, catering to racist tropes and black folks that can relate.