Oscar Micheaux: The Great and Only: The Life of America's First Black Filmmaker,Used

Oscar Micheaux: The Great and Only: The Life of America's First Black Filmmaker,Used

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Oscar Micheaux was the Jackie Robinson of film, the black D. W. Griffitha biggerthanlife American folk hero whose important life story has been nearly forgotten today. The son of freed slaves, he roamed America as a Pullman porter before making his first mark as a homesteader in South Dakotaand going on from there to become the king of the 'race cinema' industry, producing and/or directing nearly forty films during a time of Jim Crow segregation when AfricanAmerican artists were not welcome in Hollywood.In this groundbreaking new biography, awardwinning film historian Patrick McGilligan offers a vivid and fascinating portrait of a true pioneer of American culture who was equal parts visionary, hustler, huckster, innovator, and raffish Barnumlike showmanand the first great AfricanAmerican filmmaker.

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