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A Good Day to Be Black & Sexy (2008)A between-the-sheets peek at Black Love and Sexuality. Director:Dennis DortchWriter:Dennis Dortch |
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Jeanette (segment "Reciprocity")
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Tony (segment "Reciprocity")
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Helena (segment "Her Man")
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D'Andre (segment "Her Man")
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LaKeisha Blackwell | ... |
Jade (segment "Her Man")
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Mylika Davis | ... |
Tamala (segment "Tonight")
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Jabari (segment "Tonight")
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| Jerome Hawkins | ... |
Julian (segment "Tonight")
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Natalia Morris | ... |
Meagan (segment "Tonight")
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Jill (segment "Tonight")
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Tangier Anil Dortch | ... |
Baby (segment "Tonight")
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Micah Marie | ... |
Tracy (segment "Tonight")
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Nana Hill | ... |
Candi (segment "Reprise")
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Russell (segment "Reprise")
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| Alphonso Johnson | ... |
Jesse (segment "American Boyfriend")
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A between-the-sheets peek at Black Love and Sexuality.
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Rated R for sexual content including dialogue, and for languageParents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
19 January 2008 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USABox Office
Opening Weekend:
$6,141 (USA) (5 December 2008)Gross:
$6,141 (USA) (5 December 2008)Company Credits
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With a little fear and trepidation, I saw this film at Sundance in Jan 2008. I ended up enjoying it immensely! Instead of one story with a single set of characters, the movie used several vignettes (each with different actors) to cover different sexual scenarios with realism, sensitivity, humor and intelligence. The camera angles and editing style lent a visceral "reality TV" feel to the movie, but never was it pornographic or in bad taste.
This set of stories have a little something for everyone because these experiences and situations are universal to being human. Two of the stories in particular still make me chuckle when I think of them because I've been there (well, almost!). Lastly, the soundtrack is a perfect match for the film. Filmmaker Dennis Dortch spent some time as a recording engineer before deciding to go into film, and this results in a soundtrack that is tight and very complimentary to the mood; a work of art in its own right.