Malcolm X

1972
PG
1 Std. 31 Min.

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James Earl Jones erzählt aus verschiedenen Quellen diesen faszinierenden und bewegenden Dokumentarfilm über das Leben des ermordeten schwarzen Anführers.James Earl Jones erzählt aus verschiedenen Quellen diesen faszinierenden und bewegenden Dokumentarfilm über das Leben des ermordeten schwarzen Anführers.James Earl Jones erzählt aus verschiedenen Quellen diesen faszinierenden und bewegenden Dokumentarfilm über das Leben des ermordeten schwarzen Anführers.

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James Earl Jones

Biographical Narration
(Synchronisation)

Ossie Davis

Eulogy
(Synchronisation)

John Ali

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)

Muhammad Ali

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)

Leon Ameer

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)

Vida Blue

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)

H. Rap Brown

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)
(as Rap Brown)

John Carlos

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)

Stokely Carmichael

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)

Eldridge Cleaver

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)

Ella Collins

Self - Remarks After Death of Malcolm X
(Archivfilmmaterial)

Angela Davis

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)

Lee Evans

Self - 1968 Olympics
(Archivfilmmaterial)
(as L. Evans)

Charles Evers

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)

James Farmer

Self - Remarks After Death of Malcolm X
(Archivfilmmaterial)

Louis Farrakhan

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)
(as Minister Farrakhan)

Ronald Freeman

Self - 1968 Olympics
(Archivfilmmaterial)
(as R. Freeman)

Edwin Gardner

Self
(Archivfilmmaterial)
(as Rev. Gardner)

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Features Der kleinste Rebell (1935)

Soundtracks
Niggers Are Scared of Revolution
Written by David Nelson (uncredited), Gylan Kain (uncredited) and Abiodun Oyewole (uncredited)
Performed by The Last Poets

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8/10

Interesting & Informative

Interviews and speeches Malcolm X gave during his life are used to tell his story. The beginning that focuses on his early life is mostly stock photos and film not of him with narration.

As someone interested in history this did teach me some things about Malcolm X, Nation of Islam and associated things of the time that I did not know. It is good to fill in the missing pieces. It came up short on his influences especially from Marcus Harvey and tended to ignore most of his personal life. Occasionally his wife and children would be briefly mentioned.

I didn't have any real opinion on Malcolm X or his movement before watching and still don't. Still I found this documentary very engaging.