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Believe it or not-- it's been 10 years since 'Love & Basketball' opened in theaters.
Since then, the modern-day black romantic film -- starring Sanaa Lathan and Omar Epps -- has become a classic for many black filmgoers.
Gina Prince-Bythewood is the woman behind the film, and other great works, including 'The Secret Life of Bees' and 'Disappearing Acts.'
During the 14th annual American Black Film Festival, 'The Spark' hostess Amanda Diva caught up with the fierce female filmmaking wonder .
Check out what the acclaimed director had to say about black stories and the film industry.
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By: alie on 6/29/2010 4:57PM
excellent movie, i also like disappearing acts, and anothe film something new, i haven't seen secret life of bees is it any good?
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By: sincere on 7/01/2010 8:49AM
The Secret Life of Bees was pretty good, depending on your taste (it had very little to do with bees). It's a bit of a tear jerker and not exactly "action-packed" more of a drama.
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By: Judy Dennis on 12/24/2010 5:01AM
Hi Ms. Bythewood
I just wanted to say thank you . I'm saying this because watching Love & Basketball really helped me become a better basketball player . Watching this movie has taught me a lot of things and helped me to believe that if you work hard enough and don't give up , you can make your dream come true . Once again , thank you (:
- Judy .
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