
A groundbreaking, award‑winning film that follows the intertwined lives of seven African‑American women, drawn from Ntozake Shange’s 1982 Obie‑winning play. Through music, poetry and dance it celebrates their culture while confronting the hardships, hopes and resilience of black women in America, blending spoken‑word verses with movement for an intimate portrait of love, loss and empowerment.
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Alfre Woodard
Woman who lost her stuff

Lynn Whitfield
Woman in bath

Brent Jennings
First Man at Barbecue

Carol Maillard
Lu Anne (as Carol L. Maillard)

Trazana Beverley
Crystal (as Trazana Beverly)

Ntozake Shange
Woman with baby girl

Charles Johnson
Boy in Subway

Laurie Carlos
Georgetta

Gregory T. Daniel
Toussaint

Jackie Davis
Second Man in Subway

Pedro De Pool
Emcee

Sarita Allen
Sechita

Lisa Henley
Naomi

Oliver Lake
Flute Player

Crystal Lilly
Sarah

Jack Landron
Bedroom Companion
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