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The emotive film, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman illustrates the historical struggle of the black minority of the USA. For tackling this controversial subject this film deserves kudos. The struggle, according to a speech by Jimmy (Arnold Wilkinson) to his African Amrican compatriots is premised on ignorance of both black's and whites.
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Unquestionably the best-known and probably the best, of Gaines's novels is The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman (1971), a fictional account of the long life of a black woman born a slave on a Louisiana plantation. Through the stories of the many fascinating people who touch Jane's life, Gaines presents not only a moving perspective on the ...
Watch The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman trailers and video and find out where to buy or view the The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman TV show clips, bonus features. This highly acclaimed drama, based on the epic novel by Ernest J. Gaines, eloquently covers the story of the American Experience—from the Civil War to the civil rights movement—all told from the
The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman. 1974 · 1 hr 50 min. TV-PG. Drama. At 110 years old, a Louisiana woman born into slavery recounts her experience from the Civil War through her involvement in the civil rights movement. Subtitles: English. Starring: Cicely Tyson Eric Brown Richard Dysart Joel Fluellen. Directed by: John Korty. At 110 ...
14 gen 2003 · Cicely Tyson was so remarkable as Miss Jane Pittman. The title of this movie would almost make you believe that it is based on a true story--it is not, though. In this movie, you get to hear Jane's life story from her early years as a slave on a plantation (born into slavery), her adoption of a little boy, her marriage to Joe Pittman, and living to see the civil rights movement of the early 1960s.
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the autobiography of miss jane pittman Synopsis In February, 1962, as the civil rights movement reaches Bayonne, Louisiana, a New York journalist arrives to interview Jane Pittman, who has just turned 110.
