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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...Kevin Hart's 'Let Me Explain' Will World Premiere At The American Black Film Festival
Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain
Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain
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Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain
Over a year after the immense success of his Laugh at My Pain, comedian/actor Kevin Hart, currently one of the busiest men in the biz, will see another stand-up comedy movie, titled Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain, released by Lionsgate, this summer, July 4, via its partnership with CodeBlack Entertainment.
But before that, Let Me Explain will make its world premiere as
the closing night film at the American Black Film Festival (ABFF) on June 22nd.
The festival, its 17th edition, runs June 19 to 23.
Financed and executive produced by Hart and his Hartbeat Productions and produced by Clanagan, Let Me Explain includes a 2012 10-country concert tour, which saw Hart travel to 80 cities, generating over $32 million in ticket sales.
You'll recall last May's announcement that Lionsgate formed a partnership with Jeff Clanagan's CodeBlack.
CodeBlack also released Kevin Hart: Laugh at My Pain, which grossed $7.7 million in USA box office alone.
Watch the recently-released teaser trailer below, which was reportedly banned from airing on TV:
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