Great doc on the famed Apollo Theater
The Apollo is the most iconic African American theater in America. This is a documentary about that famed institution. It doesn’t give a traditional history. Rather it touches on different people that performed there starting with Ella Fitzgerald. Along the way it discusses some of the traditions such as touching the stump as people walk out onto the stage and Amateur Night.<br /><br />Halfway through the documentary does lose its path. It starts talking about the struggles of black people with police murdering black men, the black power movement, James Brown’s song I’m Black And I’m Proud, etc. The problem is that it’s only marginally connected to the Apollo by a performance they were planning on doing about Ta-Nehisi Coates’ Between The World And Me book. If they wanted to include all that it could have done a much better job relating it all together.<br /><br />Still it’s a good movie about the history, legacy and culture surrounding the Apollo.
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