Wether during slavery or the 1970s black people were still fighting for their freedom
Alice is a historical fantasy featuring KeKe Palmer who starts off as a slave. Next thing you know she’s in the 1970s where Common finds her. The movie goes from the brutality of slavery to joking about the 1970s. Common for instance thinks Palmer has amnesia and tries to jog her memory by playing a Stevie Wonder album. The real point however is to contrast bondage to the black power movement of the 1970s. There’s a clip of Kathleen Cleaver of the Black Panther Party on TV talking about having her hair natural and then an interview with Pam Grier about how she was playing powerful black women in films. There’s Malcolm X, Angela Davis and Fred Hampton also of the Panthers. It’s meant to show that slavery might be over but black people were still struggling for their rights and identity in America. Overall I was impressed by the parallels the movie made between the two periods.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Krystin Ver Linden"], "Producers": ["Peter Lawson"], "Starring": ["Keke Palmer", "Alicia Witt", "Jonny Miller"], "Studio": ["ROADSIDE ATTRACTIONS LLC"]}

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