A Black Director's Own Christmas Miracle" "Black Nativity" Opens Today
THE NEW YORK TIMES
By Felicia R. Lee
HOLLYWOOD---“Black Nativity,” an unapologetically feel-good musical about a family’s Christmas miracle, is a stark stylistic departure from Kasi Lemmons’s signature film as a director, the brooding 1997 indie hit “Eve’s Bayou.” But Ms. Lemmons said that “in a weird way” the two films are not dissimilar: Both examine complicated families and belief in things unseen through a child’s perspective. Black Nativity,” which opens Wednesday. [link]
By Felicia R. Lee
Kasi Lemmons, pictured at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Harlem, wrote some of the lyrics for the movie “Black Nativity.” |
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