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Filmography
Cardos, J. (1970) The Red, White, and Black. Hirschman/Northern Productions
Cohen, L. (1973) Black Caesar. American International Pictures
Coppola, F. F. (1972) The Godfather. Paramount Pictures
Crain, W. (1972) Blacula. American International Pictures
Friedkin, W. (1974) The Exorcist. Warner Bros
Girdler, W. (1975) Sheba Baby. American International Pictures
Griffith, D. W. (1915) The Birth of a Nation. United Artists
Hill, J. (1973) Coffy. American International Pictures
Hill, J. (1974) Foxy Brown. American International Pictures
Julien, I. (2007) Baadasssss Cinema. Independent Film Channel
Parks, G. (1971) Shaft. MGM
Parks Jr, G. (1973) Super Fly. Warner Bros
Parks Jr, G. (1974) Three the Hard Way. Monogram Pictures
Robson, M. (1949) Home of the Brave. United Artists.
Singleton, J. (2000) Shaft. Paramount Pictures
Story, T. (2019) Shaft. Warner Bros
Tarantino, Q. (1997) Jackie Brown. Miramax
Van Peebles, M. (1971) Sweet Sweetback’s Baadasssss Song. Cinematic Industries
White, M. J. (2009) Black Dynamite. Apparition Destination Films
White, M. J. (2023) Outlaw Johnny Black. Sam Goldwyn Films