Oscar's Black Odyssey: From Hatte to Halle

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2003
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1h 30min

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Oscar's Black Odyssey: From Hatte to Halle (2003)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueBetween 1939 and 2002, black actors and actresses received a combined total of 39 Academy Award nominations - only a handful made the odyssey to the podium to possess the Golden Man. Towerin... Tout lireBetween 1939 and 2002, black actors and actresses received a combined total of 39 Academy Award nominations - only a handful made the odyssey to the podium to possess the Golden Man. Towering African-American talents speak for the first time on the labyrinthine twists and turns o... Tout lireBetween 1939 and 2002, black actors and actresses received a combined total of 39 Academy Award nominations - only a handful made the odyssey to the podium to possess the Golden Man. Towering African-American talents speak for the first time on the labyrinthine twists and turns of OSCAR'S BLACK ODYSSEY.

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- Obba Babatundé
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- Obba Babatundé
- Ruth Adkins Robinson

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7,1/10

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Réalisation
- Obba Babatundé
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- Obba Babatundé
- Ruth Adkins Robinson

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Michael_Elliott

Entertaining but One Sided

Oscar's Black Odyssey (2003)

*** (out of 4)

Documentary taking a look at the history behind black actors winning awards. The most interesting aspect is seeing footage from the older Academy Awards but in the end this thing is really one side and rather politically incorrect in its own ways. Each nominated actor/actress is mentioned and it's always followed by "they should have won". Everyone interviewed keeps hinting at racism as the reason these black actors didn't win yet no one ever mentions that they might not have won because someone better was nominated. James Earl Jones gets a huge mention from 1970 yet George C. Scott is never mentioned as a reason why Jones might not have won.