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Bessie (2015)

The story of legendary blues performer, Bessie Smith, who rose to fame during the 1920s and '30s.

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Ian C 31 Aug 2015

Decent biopic. Mo' Nique and Latifah are great.

Jon C 08 Oct 2017

Awesome acting by Queen Latifah. I can watch this portrayal over again. Great singing, wonderful insight, and full of information.

Verne Gay 03 Dec 2015

Well-made biopic absent a whole lot of music and -- as a result -- much emotional resonance.

Sarah B 24 May 2015

Terrific film, gorgeous cinematography, writing, and superb direction by Dee Rees.

Baron V 25 Sep 2015

You forget it's Queen Latifah, and I love it when an actor can do that for me. Depressing at times, downright ugly in others. The few moments of celebration are made even more so because of the overall tone. It had to be filmed this way. It had to be written this way. It wasn't the best of times for black people in America. Good film.