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August the First (2007)

When Tunde's family throws him a graduation party at their homestead in New Jersey, little do they know that he's arranged for his long-estranged father to also attend. Will the reunion prove to be healing … or simply heated? Director Lanre Olabisi's heartfelt drama of family dynamics stars Ian Alsup, Dennis Rubin Green, Joy Merriweather, Sean Phillips and Kerisse Hutchinson.

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Bass 9 19 Apr 2008

A fascinating, impossible to ignore film. It is weird because it is an African-American SUBURBAN family with all of that suburban baggage... not a "black" film or a film about race. Translate the locale from New Jersey to Chicago or LA, the "foreign" alienated papa from Nigeria to Poland or Poughkeepsie and it still works. Great acting, weird camera angles, delicious and impossible to look away from family issues (we have all been there, at this party, in this house). Great flick!

Cynthia Fuchs 11 Sep 2008

Lanre Olabisi's first feature offers an intricate portrait of relationships and individuals, histories and hopes.