Billöah Greene Filmography

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Preaching to the Choir

Actors: Billöah Greene, Darien Sills-Evans, Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje, Janine Green, Novella Nelson

Synopsis: A pair of estranged twins driven apart by the death of their parents find reconciliation and redemption after following radically different paths in life in director Charles Randolph-Wright's righteous tale of sibling rivalry and divine intervention. Upon losing their parents, twin brothers Read More

4/14/06
Brother to Brother

Actors: Earle Hyman, Anthony Mackie, Roger Robinson, Lawrence Gilliard, Jr., Aunjanue Ellis, Duane Boutté, Daniel Sunjata

Synopsis: The feature-film debut of filmmaker Rodney Evans, who wrote and produced in addition to taking on directing duties, Brother to Brother explores the life and struggles of black, gay artists in the present and past. Anthony Mackie stars as Perry Williams, a young man dealing with the strife involved Read More

11/5/04
Levity

Actors: Billy Bob Thornton, Morgan Freeman, Holly Hunter, Kirsten Dunst, Dorian Harewood

Synopsis: Action comedy screenwriter Ed Solomon switches gears to psychological drama for his feature film directing debut, Levity. Manual Jordan (Billy Bob Thornton) gets released after doing 23 years in prison for accidentally killing a kid during an attempted robbery. Not having any place to go as a free Read More

4/4/03
Head of State

Actors: Chris Rock, Bernie Mac, Dylan Baker, Nick Searcy, Lynn Whitfield

Synopsis: Can a high-attitude African-American politician who says what he thinks stand a chance in a presidential campaign? Mays Gilliam (Chris Rock) is a straight-talking alderman representing a inner-city neighborhood in Washington, D.C. In the midst of a hard-fought race for the White House, the Read More

3/28/03
Everyday People

Actors: Jordan Gelber, Bridget Barkan, Stephen Henderson, Sydnee Stewart, Billöah Greene

Synopsis: Independent filmmaker Jim McKay (Girls Town) writes and directs the ensemble film Everyday People, produced in part by HBO Films. The story revolves around a neighborhood eatery in Brooklyn called Raskins, a Jewish-owned-and-operated restaurant with an almost exclusively black clientele. After Read More

2003