WMr. “L Smith” appears to be back and Antoine Fuqua’s “Emancipation” which was shot before the infamous Oscar slap has had quite a few critics and the reviews were very good.
He also attended the NAACP event
Smith attended the NAACP’s 51st Annual Legislative Conference of the Black Foundation last Saturday and he and director Antoine Fuqua spoke about the film.
Liberation is different
The actor spoke about his attitude to slave films, why they never appealed to him to perform in those types of films, and stated that he did not see himself in the films that were offered to him, but with the film “Emancipation”. The story is different.
A movie about perseverance and determination
Talk about how “Peter Scrambled” is a story of perseverance and determination along with the strength to survive and break free. Critics who have seen the film have stated that the film is incredibly powerful and contributes to the past of African American culture.
The picture that changed opinions about slavery
In the late 1800s, the image of “Peter Whipped” went viral when people saw Peter’s scarred back from the persistent whipping he received from the slave traders who captured him.
Banned from showing Academy Awards for 10 years
Liked the people who watched the movie, and some said that he could actually be nominated for an Academy Award, however, he wouldn’t be able to attend the ceremony because he was banned for 10 years from the awards ceremony. The infamous Oscar slap for using unnecessary violence and slapping comedian Chris Rock for making a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith.
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