Ntozake Shange's Obie Award-winning play exploring the plight of black women makes the leap from stage to screen with this...
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2010
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2010
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An ancient prophecy comes to pass when archeologists unearth an Egyptian chamber in Maine, sparking a devastating...
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2010
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"Yes we can!" was more than a slogan for the Obama campaign; it became a rallying cry from all reaches of America for...
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2008
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Writer/producer/director Chris Angel examines the paranoia of life in the age of terrorism with this drama about a Los...
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Producer, Carl Ashby
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2008
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The year of 2008 witnessed a unique election campaign from Presidential candidate Barack Obama and the grassroots power that...
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2008
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Amidst claims that the African-American family unit is slowly deteriorating, filmmaker Leslie Small sets out to explore how...
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2008
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An estranged African-American family from the deep South is forced to confront their painful past when as they come together...
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Errol
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2007
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Five friends find their relaxing summer getaway turning into a bloody battle for survival when they discover that the remote...
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Noah
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2007
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Season 4 begins with Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) returning from a vacation in London and immediately investigating a murder at...
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Danny Hawkes
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2007
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At the outset of this earnest drama, an innocent basketball game regresses into an ugly brawl, which in turn leads to the...
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Donnell Mays
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2006
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Season 3 begins with Mac Taylor (Gary Sinise) romancing new medical examiner Peyton Driscoll (Claire Forlani), but he fears...
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Danny Hawkes
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2006
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Frankie L. Faison, Hill Harper, and Zoe Saldana star in director Pete Chatmon's tale of an emerging African American actor...
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2006
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A young man leaves his home and family in search of himself in this independent drama. America Brown (Ryan Kwanten) -- called...
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John Cross
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2005
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Screenwriter
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2005
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A young boy grows up among a makeshift family of oddballs and dreamers in this adaptation of Ruben Santiago-Hudson's...
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2005
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Season 2 begins with the CSIs enjoying new Manhattan offices and Hawkes (Hill Harper) shifting from being a medical examiner...
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Danny Hawkes
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2005
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The debut feature from writer/director/actor Jean-Claude LaMarre, Higher Ed stars rapper/actor Pras as Ed Green, a young...
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2004
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The third entry in executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer's "CSI" (Crime Scene Investigation) franchise, CSI: NY was introduced...
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Dr. Sheldon Hawkes
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2004
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Introduced in May 2004 as an episode of CSI: Miami, the CBS "procedural" cop drama CSI: NY launches its first full season...
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Danny Hawkes
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2004
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Canadian writer/director Sudz Sutherland makes his feature debut with the romantic comedy Love, Sex & Eating the Bones....
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Michael
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2003
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No sooner had actor Joe Pantoliano's character literally lost his head as mobster Ralph Cifaretto on the HBO crime series...
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Darnell
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2003
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A good-old-boy small-town sheriff in a New Orleans parish happens upon a murder case that threatens to end his career in...
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2002
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A cast of distinguished veterans and promising newcomers headline this stark prison drama from first-time writer-director...
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Alex Waters
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2000
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Writer-director Kwyn Bader debuts with this romantic comedy about finding the right woman at the wrong time. Theodorus...
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Theodorus
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2000
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In this suspense drama, a college student finds himself immersed in forces beyond his control. Born and raised in a...
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Will Beckford
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2000
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In this crime thriller, L.L. Cool J is a underworld boss so powerful that his nickname is "God." He has his fingers in 80% of...
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Breezy T.
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1999
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A determined band of show-business bottom feeders struggle to rise through the food chain in this satiric comedy. Paulette...
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1999
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This bittersweet romantic comedy tosses a few screwball comedics into the path to true love. Impoverished, would-be novelist...
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Micahel Simmons
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1998
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Coleman (Bogger) Sykes
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1998
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The men of Alaye provide a glorious alternative for the savvy African American woman who appreciates men with heart and...
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1998
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Chad
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1998
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In the small, largely African-American Southern town of New Haven, a young man finds himself caught between two rival...
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Steve Johnson
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1998
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Carter (Noah Wyle) is arrested after refusing to hand over confidential information in a domestic-abuse case. After seeking...
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1997
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Low-rent, poorly-lit superhero action is the order of the day in this film from television director Kenneth Johnson -- who...
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1997
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An inner-city basketball game, held in memory of a slain teenager, ends in a gang-related bloodbath. As members of the media...
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1996
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Released one year to the day after the 1995 Million Man March, in which a million African-American men marched peacefully in...
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Xavier
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1996
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1995
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When he insults one fat female customer too many, Al (Ed O'Neill) is ordered to go for three weeks without "blowing up" on...
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1994
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A new auto plant is slated to be built on the site of the Polk High School Football Field. Rather than stand by and watch as...
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1994
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Peg (Katey Sagal) presents Al (Ed O'Neill) with what she regards as the perfect birthday present--a photograph of herself,...
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1994
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Will (Will Smith) finally realizes that he is truly, madly, deeply in love with Lisa (Nia Long). Unfortunately, the truth...
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1994
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Hill Harper makes his first series appearance as Aaron, a recent Polk High graduate who goes to work for his idol, Al Bundy...
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1993
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Suffering from a back injury, Al (Ed O'Neill) enters the hospital for a "circular incision." Unfortunately, the doctors don't...
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1993
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