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Pariah : Exploring Black female sexual identity
The autobiographical film by Dee Rees explores the issues of identity, alienation, and sexuality among black girls.
Pariah is already dubbed an Oscar contender just a few days after its limited theater release.
About Pariah movie
The movie is creating a buzz with its excellent storyline of coming out as a black lesbian.
The autobiographical film by Dee Rees explores the issues of identity, alienation, and sexuality among black girls.
Charles Parnell and Kim Wayans portraying in the film denial and acceptance many parents go through.
Check out the trailer below.
Pariah will be in select theaters nationwide on December 28, 2011.
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December 27, 2011 at 3:25 pm
Very powerful! This is a must see movie!
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