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[FILM REVIEW] THE COLOR PURPLE Review (2024)

February 12, 2024February 12, 2024 Dave Aba Arthur, Adentinpo Thomas, Ailani Flowers, Alex First, Aunjaune Ellis-Taylor, Blitz Bazawule, Brad Raymond, Central Coast Radio, Ciara, Colman Domingo, Corey Hawkins, Danielle Brooks, David Alan Grier, David Griffiths, David Vaughn, Deon Cole, Elizabeth Marvel, Emana Rachelle, Fantasia Barrino, Halle Bailey, Jamaal Avery Jnr, Jon Batiste, Kyle McGrath, Lee Griffiths, Louis Gossett Jr., MaCai Arrington Griffin, Marcus Gardley, Phylicia Pearl Mpasi, Stephen Hill, Tamela J. Mann, Taraji P. Henson, Terrence J. Smith, The Color Purple, The Popcorn Conspiracy Radio Show, Tiffany Elle Burgess, USA

Alex First, David Griffiths, Kyle McGrath and Lee Griffiths review The Color Purple for Subculture.

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Best Socially Conscious Films

September 21, 2013 Dave 1984, A Separation, Adam Ross, American History X, An Inconvenient Truth, Another Year, Avatar, Balibo, best socially conscious film, Beyond Borders, Blessed, Blood Diamond, Boogie Nights, Brokeback Mountain, Brother Can You Spare A Dime, Bully, Clubland, Cry Freedom, David Griffiths, Dirty Pretty Things, District 9, Em 4 Jay, Erin Brokovich, Fern Gully, Fight Club, GasLand, Greg King, Hotel Rwanda, Jisoe, Kids, Kidulthood, La Haine, Le Havre, Lord Of War, Maria Ful Of Grace, Mean Creek, Michael Moore, Midnight Cowboy, Milk, Mississippi Burning, Monsieur Lazhar, Nick Gardener, Once Were Warriors, Over The Edge, Palindromes, Philadelphia, Promised Land, Rabbit-Proof Fence, Rain Man, Requiem For A Dream, Ring Of Fire, Romper Stomper, Samsara, Samson & Delilah, Seven Up!, Shame, Sicko, Sin Nombre, Taxi Driver, The Angels' Share, The Black Balloon, The Blackpower Mixtape 1967-1975, The China Syndrome, The Color Purple, The Front, The Grapes of Wrath, The Help, The Jammed, The Killing Fields, The Lost Weekend, The Most Dangerous Man In America: Daniel Ellsberg And The Pentagon papers, The Tall man, This Is England, To Kill A Mockingbird, Tom White, Tomboy, Trade, Valentine Road, Vera Drake, Wall Street, Water, Welcome

The boys from ‘The Good The Bad The Ugly Film Show’ take a look at the best socially conscious films.