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Seven Songs for Malcolm X
Produced by the Black Audio Film Collective
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Seven Songs for Malcolm X is included in a special DVD Box Set with The Last Angel of History and The Nine Muses
 

An homage to the inspirational African-American civil rights leader, SEVEN SONGS FOR MALCOLM X collects testimonies, eyewitness accounts and dramatic reenactments to tell the life, legacy, loves, and losses of Malcolm X.

Featuring interviews with Malcolm's widow Betty Shabazz, Spike Lee, and many other, SEVEN SONGS looks for the meaning behind the resurgence of interest in the man whose X always stood for the unknown.

"What makes Seven Songs so provocative is that Akomfrah shows respect for many different interpretations of Malcolm, suggesting that this revolutionary figure belongs to everybody."—The Chicago Reader

"[SEVEN SONGS FOR MALCOLM X] combines riveting footage of the man himself, extracts from his writing, recollections of his family, friends and fellow activists, with [brief] staged tableaux. It's all here: Malcolm X's charisma, the struggle to clarify his beliefs, and the context in which they evolved... an engrossing portrait."—Geoff Ellis, Time Out (London)

Best Feature Length Documentary, 1994 Image D'Ailleurs (Paris)
Certificate of Merit, 1994 San Francisco Film Festival
Best Historical Documentary & Audience Special Merit Awards Winner, 1993 National Black Programming Consortium
Best Use of Archival Footage in a Documentary, 1993 Chicago Film Festival

52 minutes / Color
Release: 1995
Copyright: 1993

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Subject areas:
African-Americans, American Studies, Biographies, Civil Rights, History (U.S.)

Related Links:
The Films of John Akomfrah

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