Blaxploitation opened the doors to a variety of black stories and roles
Friday Foster highlights the range of movies that were made during the Blaxploitation era. Pam Grier plays a journalist who gets caught up in a series of murders and tries to solve them. That leads into politics with a powerful white man trying to control black leaders. The movie has plenty of action, a great Soul-Jazz soundtrack, and an all star cast with Yaphet Kotta, Carl Weathers, and Eartha Kitt.<br /><br />Grier’s own career showed how the industry had changed over a short period of time. At first she did women in prison movies where she had to take off her clothes and fight other women. Then she became an action hero in Coffy and Foxy Brown. Now she got to play a professional in Friday Foster. Blaxploitation opened the door for Grier to play any character.
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