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The Best Man (1999, Taye Diggs, Nia Long, Morris Chestnut) – Classic Film Review 1183
Writer-director Malcolm D Lee’s 1999 ensemble comedy drama stars Taye Diggs as writer Harper Stewart, who lives in Chicago with his beautiful, devoted girlfriend Robin (Sanaa Lathan). His first book, an autobiographical novel entitled Unfinished Business, has been selected […]
May, 07
Smoke (1995, Harvey Keitel) – Classic Film Review 1057
‘Five strangers. Four secrets. Three schemes. Two best friends. And one neighbourhood hangout where the world still makes sense.’ Director Wayne Wang’s 1995 drama, based on the novel by Paul Auster, is a civilised success. […]
Apr, 05
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