not seen this film for 50 yrs,,and then only once as a small boy,,,it has haunted my memory all these years,,found the "canoe song" tonight and listened with fond memories,,, and then stumbled on the link to the film by accident,,, eat your heart "sky movies" this is one classic thats too good for you,,, wish i had a copy of it to watch on the big tele,,,lol
A trailblazer! Nina Mae McKinney: The Black Garbo by Stephen Bourne has just been published by BearManor Media. This is the first biography of one of Hollywood's most talented & charismatic stars.
I watched this with my Mother tonight. She last saw it in1952.The music, Paul Robesen and the canoe scenes were the vivid recolection that got us looking for the film again.
Paul Robeson spent his life advocating equality, brotherhood and friendship. This film epitomises racism at its worst yet Paul Robeson injects his philosophy and the ending is a glorious panoply of humanity.
Paul Robeson's voice is the envy of all basses. The resonance is powerful enough to make the chair you sit in shudder yet displays tenderness and gentility. His presence and charisma raises this film to the classics.
not seen this film for 50 yrs,,and then only once as a small boy,,,it has haunted my memory all these years,,found the "canoe song" tonight and listened with fond memories,,, and then stumbled on the link to the film by accident,,, eat your heart "sky movies" this is one classic thats too good for you,,, wish i had a copy of it to watch on the big tele,,,lol
68justjim 3 months ago
A trailblazer! Nina Mae McKinney: The Black Garbo by Stephen Bourne has just been published by BearManor Media. This is the first biography of one of Hollywood's most talented & charismatic stars.
TheAdelaidehall 5 months ago
I watched this with my Mother tonight. She last saw it in1952.The music, Paul Robesen and the canoe scenes were the vivid recolection that got us looking for the film again.
bludger43 6 months ago
Paul Robeson spent his life advocating equality, brotherhood and friendship. This film epitomises racism at its worst yet Paul Robeson injects his philosophy and the ending is a glorious panoply of humanity.
ronneesam 6 months ago
Paul Robeson's voice is the envy of all basses. The resonance is powerful enough to make the chair you sit in shudder yet displays tenderness and gentility. His presence and charisma raises this film to the classics.
ronneesam 6 months ago
I first saw this movie when I was a small child and have always loved the singing from it.
rosetta110 10 months ago
No Mas ! Bought to America but not 2011 ...
lybo5646b 1 year ago