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Is That Black Enough for You?!? (2022)

A look at the Black revolution in 1970s cinema, from genre films to social realism, from the making of new superstars to the craft of rising auteurs.

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wertham 23 Nov 2022

Elvis Mitchell reminds us of just how distorted our view of American history has been throughout the 20th century... and there are no excuses for our collective ignorance. This is especially true of most Westerns, which mostly glorify European exploitation and land theft. Screenwriters attempted to correct this deliberately warping of reality in the 1960s and this reached its zenith in 1967, one of the best years in film history. Then another kind of exploitation began... and Mitchell doesn't attempt to apologize for it. We might actually appreciate what was accomplished by Black directors in the 1970s if their work is viewed ironically.

K. Austin Collins 16 Nov 2022

Mitchell has an inside-scoop aptitude for titillating details and unexpectedly insightful connections, a gift for association and cool, collected storytelling that propels the documentary along at a fast, satisfying clip, overwhelming us the number of nods to stars, to movies — big and small — and to his own impressions.

Sarah-Tai Black 27 Oct 2022

A glossy and breezy summation of Black cinema history this is not, and thank goodness for that.

Andrew Crump 11 Nov 2022

Mitchell narrates in his rich baritone, taking his own audience back through the past, not only to appreciate the circumstances and struggle Black cinema has come from (and appreciate where it’s at in 2022), but to witness the incontrovertible proof of its appropriation by the movie industry through the decades.

Jourdain Searles 12 Oct 2022

Despite the expansive nature of the film, Mitchell’s narration makes it all feel personal. The documentary flows freely from topic to topic, giving it a conversational quality.