A raisin in the sun:

"Lorraine Hansberry’s immortal "A Raisin in the Sun" was the first play by a black woman to be performed on Broadway. Two years later, the production came to the screen, directed by Daniel Petrie. The original stars - including Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee - reprise their roles as memb...

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Hauptverfasser: Hansberry, Lorraine 1930-1965 (VerfasserIn, DrehbuchautorIn), Rosenthal, Laurence 1926- (KomponistIn)
Weitere Verfasser: Lawton, Charles 1904-1965 (Kameramann/frau), Poitier, Sidney 1927-2022 (SchauspielerIn), Dee, Ruby 1924- (SchauspielerIn), MacNeil, Claudia 1917-1993 (SchauspielerIn)
Format: Video Software
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: New York Criterion Collection 2018
Ausgabe:Two-DVD special edition
Schriftenreihe:The Criterion Collection 945
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Zusammenfassung:"Lorraine Hansberry’s immortal "A Raisin in the Sun" was the first play by a black woman to be performed on Broadway. Two years later, the production came to the screen, directed by Daniel Petrie. The original stars - including Sidney Poitier and Ruby Dee - reprise their roles as members of an African American family living in a cramped Chicago apartment, in this deeply resonant tale of dreams deferred. The Youngers await a life-insurance check they hope will change their circumstances, but tensions arise over how to use the money. Vividly rendering Hansberry’s sharp observations on generational conflict and housing discrimination, Petrie’s film captures the high stakes, shifting currents, and varieties of experience within black life in midcentury America." [criterion.com]
Beschreibung:Original: USA 1961
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Director-approved special edition features: new, restored 4k digital transfer ; interview from 1961 with playwright/screenwriter Lorraine Hansberry ; new interview with Imani Perry, author of "Looking for Lorraine" ; episode of "Theater Talk" from 2002 featuring producer Philip Rose and actors Ruby Dee and Ossie Davis ; excerpt from "Black Theatre: The Making of a Movement" (1978), with a new introduction by director Woodie King Jr. ; new interview with film scholar Mia Mask, coeditor of Poitier Revisited ; interview from 2002 with director Daniel Petrie ; trailer ; plus an essay by scholar Sarita Cannon and author James Baldwin’s 1969 tribute to Hansberry, "Sweet Lorraine"
Beschreibung:2 DVD-Video (128 min) schwarz-weiß 12 cm 1 Beiheft (24 Seiten)
ISBN:9781681435022

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