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Dominican Rep. Black and White
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Drama
A group of white high school teens become involved with Harlem's black hip-hop crowd.
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United States |
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"Toback presents specific characters dealing with specific problems and, through their stories, somehow manages to take the temperature of the times" | POS |
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United States |
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"A pulsating snapshot of America caught in a mad, liberating identity crisis." | POS |
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United States |
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"It's another of Mr. Toback's quick-talking autobiographies that, like the best pop, have a clock running on their expiration dates." | NEU |
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United States |
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"[It] manages to exploit our own racial discomfort and envy in ways that leave us hungry for more." | POS |
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United States |
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"Fascinating, perplexing, amusing, and irascible." | POS |
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United States |
The Wall Street Journal | "The voyeuristic indulgences of a middle-aged filmmaker playing out his most deep-seated and unresolved sexual fantasies and anxieties." | NEG |
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United States |
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"Maverick moviemaker James Toback has latched on to the most fascinating cultural phenomenon of the American moment." | POS |
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