Tubi originals "Twisted House Sitter," "Most Wanted Santa" and "Girls Getaway Gone Wrong" are also available to stream for free.
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Those titles join an expansive Black Cinema catalogue that will be available throughout the month and beyond, including the award-winning documentary "I Am Not Your Negro" the surrealist dark comedy "Sorry to Bother You" the hit sitcom "The Bernie Mac Show" the classic drama "A Raisin in the Sun" and "Bessie," the biopic about American blues singer Bessie Smith, featuring Queen Latifah, Michael K. 2, Tubi will also stream the entire first season of FOX’s "Our Kind of People," the soapy drama about a single mom trying to enter "the aspirational world of Oak Bluffs on Martha’s Vineyard, a historical stronghold where the rich and powerful Black elite have come to play for more than 50 years." "Howard High" will be joined later in the month by "Pass The Mic," a two-hour documentary that celebrates "the risk-takers and rebels who have used music as a launching pad to inspire others, shatter stereotypes, empower through their art and show why Black joy and self-love is the best resistance for society’s boxes." Lil Nas X, Lizzo and Kendrick Lamarare among the trailblazing artists who will be showcased in the documentary, which debuts Wednesday, Feb.
WATCH: Sidney Poitier and Paul Newman in " Paris Blues" (1961) (The original soundtrack will drop on Feb. If you are looking to take your Black History Month beyond the borders of February and film, check out our list of Black History Month books, learn about the origins of Black History Month, and brush up on your favorite quotes from some of Black History's most iconic figures.With its talented cast of up-and-comers, "Howard High" aims to shine a light on the challenges that school arts programs face in underfunded neighborhoods - all through the power of song and dance.
From films about Civil Rights pioneers ( Selma, Judas and the Black Messiah) all the way to animated films ( Soul) and Marvel superheroes ( Black Panther, Spiderman: Into The Spiderverse), these films are but a taste of the vibrant stories Black people have yet to tell in film and other art forms about the deep wells of faith, hope, and endurance that inspire them. There are films that confront the horrors of slavery, prejudice, and systemic racism like 12 Years A Slave, 13th, and The Hate U Give. You'll find in this list a variety of genres including powerful historical biographies like Malcom X, Harriet, and Race. The late actor Sidney Poitier said, “Living consciously involves being genuine it involves listening and responding to others honestly and openly it involves being in the moment.” And one of the ways we can be in the moment, listening, like Poitier says, is by watching films about Black history and especially those created by Black artists. Every February we dedicate to celebrating Black History Month, but the opportunity to celebrate and honor Black culture and culture makers, along with the work of seeking reconciliation, equality, and pursuing anti-racism, is a year-round endeavor.
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