The wait is finally over. I'm beyond excited to announce that my first feature film Differences has just been released on TUBI today. In case you haven't been following, it's a black love story
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This past weekend, my first feature film Differences premiered at the Freedom International Film Festival in Columbia, SC to a sold-out audience and took home 3 awards, including Best SC Feature,
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Guess what? Today is the official release of the trailer to my upcoming feature film, Differences, starring David L. Rowell and Empress Quamine! I can't wait for you to see this black love
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Me and my family just binged the new tv series, The Crossover, over the past weekend and I have to say, it's one of the dopest tv shows out. The number one thing I liked about it is the fact that
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Last month, me and wife watched season 2 of Cherish The Day and it was one of the best tv shows I've seen in a decade. Why? Because it's one of the only modern tv shows that celebrate straight black
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Tonight, me and wife watched the new film Alice, and I'm glad that we did. Why? Because unlike most films about our oppression or history as slaves, this is one where we actually come out on
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I've always loved love stories. Particularly black love stories. And by love story, I don't mean a romantic comedy where the focus is on comedy. I mean an authentic love story where the focus is on
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I often say they don't make black films like they used to. Not that they today's black films aren't good, they just don't hold a candle to the films I grew up watching. I was born in the 80's and
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Last night, me and my family watched a new movie called Coming to Africa. I had been waiting to see this movie for months, but it just released yesterday on Black Friday. And as I always do with good
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Yesterday, my wife took me out to see Queen & Slim for my born day. It was a great experience. The movie was engaging from beginning to end and it spoke to many of the issues that we as black
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Have you ever wondered why we as African Americans and Africans are so disconnected from each other? Have you ever questioned how African Americans could be the richest black people in the world
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Have you ever wondered why we, as a people, are the poorest group in America yet we have been here longer than everyone? Have you ever have asked yourself, why are black people so oppressed and
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The lack of knowing our true identity has been one of the main causes of our mental illnesses and dysfunction within the black community. And the reason why so many of us grow up not knowing who we
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Have you ever wondered why we as black people are the most church going folk in the world, yet are also the most oppressed people in the world? Have you ever questioned why the biblical Jesus that we
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Have you ever wondered how we, as a people, invented and became addicted to Soul Food? Well, I watched a documentary last night called Soul Food Junkies, that explores and answers this question head
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Peace & Love! I am Mo’Reese Madu, blogger, screenwriter, and author of The Perceptionist. This is my online home where I write about black empowerment, personal growth, and movie reviews.
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