Cool Breeze

1972
R
1 Std. 41 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuThalmus is the leader for a group of criminals who gather in L.A. to rob a bank. Their goal is to find a new bank.Thalmus is the leader for a group of criminals who gather in L.A. to rob a bank. Their goal is to find a new bank.Thalmus is the leader for a group of criminals who gather in L.A. to rob a bank. Their goal is to find a new bank.

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5,4/10

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Pam Grier told The Rolling Stone she chose to be nude in many of her early films because she wanted to push the limits of how Black women were perceived in the acting world. She said, "I call it the 'Brown Nipple Revolution.' We weren't the epitome of sexual attraction for the male audience, in movies, magazines, anything. We were told our brown nipples weren't attractive. I was trying to break that line of what was acceptable in society."

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Featured in Afro Promo (1997)

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Cool Breeze
Written and performed by Solomon Burke
Arranged by Jerry Styner, Orchestra conducted by Gene Page

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6/10

A Fairly Good "Blaxploitation Film"

Upon being released from San Quentin the first thing "Sidney Lord Jones" (Thalmus Rasululu) does is to head to Los Angeles with a plan that involves stealing $3 million in diamonds from a large brokerage there in the city. To do this he borrows $50,000 from a crime boss named "Bill Mercer" (Raymond St. Jacques) in order to hire three men to assist him with the heist. Unfortunately, things don't go as planned as one of the men is shot during the burglary and another is also shot when Mercer tries to double-cross Sidney and his crew. And then things go downhill from there. Now rather than reveal any more I will just say that this was a fairly good "Blaxploitation film" which had an interesting plot (even if it was apparently borrowed from "The Asphalt Jungle" some 22 years earlier) and some decent acting as well. Likewise, having an attractive actress like Judy Pace (as Sidney's girlfriend "Obalese Eaton") certainly didn't hurt either. In any case, those who enjoy films of this nature may want to check this one out and I have rated it accordingly. Slightly above average.