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About That Popular 'Black Films Don't Sell ...Watch 'America' - Provocative Short Film About Black Painter Navigating NYC Art Scene
From the archives of NY-based filmmaker Ed DuRante whose work has been highlighted on this site in the past - most recently, Tambay's enthusiastic write-up of Ed's last feature film, Jake Gets Paid a couple of years ago.
A 2001 thought-provoking short film Ed recently uploaded to YouTube and shared on Twitter, titled America.
Description:
A glimpse at the New York City art scene, where sex and money are more important than a Black painter's talent.
Watch the 8 1/2-minute short film below:
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