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"Well established as a classic of both early sound cinema and African-American cinema, Hallelujah retains its entertaining quality. It is easy from a

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Wilmington starting in 2019. As of 2023, he is a professor of African-American cinema studies at San Francisco State University. Save the Last Dance

upon release and remains popular with film historians. Fans of African-American cinema often screen The Czar of Black Hollywood along with one of Oscar

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