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2 gen 1991 · The tumultuous life of the controversial 1960s black revolutionary (and convicted murderer) Michael X is illustrated by a kaleidoscopic melding of sound and images. The radically discordant free jazz soundtrack provides a surreal counterpoint to the mix of newsreel and staged footage in this exhilarating experiment in documentary storytelling.
Documentary footage and the drama of a group of friends caught up in the metamorphoses of the 1960’s British Black Power movement’s central figure, Michael Abdul Malik, the countercultural anti-hero, activist and charismatic social bandit, formerly known as Michael X.
Who Needs a Heart explores the tumultuous life of civil rights activist Michael X trough a fictionalized group of friends and lovers. The rise of the British Black Power Movement during the 1960s and 1970s forms the backdrop for a series of micro narratives around the controversial and enigmatic anti-hero.
Who Needs a Heart (1991) A Touch of the Tar Brush (1992) Seven Songs for Malcolm X (1993) The Mothership Connection (1995) The Last Angel of History (1995) 3 Songs of Pain, Light and Time (1995) Memory Room 451 (1997) Martin Luther King: Days of Hope (1997) Gangsta Gangsta: The Tragedy of Tupac Shakur (1998) See also. Sankofa Film and Video ...
Yubin lets out a breath, reaching up to trap Alex’s hand against her cheek as she shuts her eyes. “I really like you,” She admits in a whisper. She’s scared but can’t hold it back anymore. It’s been five months, and she hopes Alex doesn’t think it’s way too fast, but Yubin needs to say it.
The film previously had the fourth-largest opening weekend in March, behind Ice Age, Ice Age: The Meltdown and 300, and as of September 2012, it ranks on the 15th place. In the United States and Canada, Horton Hears a Who! was also the #1 film its second weekend of release, grossing $25 million over the Easter frame, in 3,961 theaters and averaging $6,208 per venue.
The brain isn't like the heart. They learned how to transplant a heart. The brain is more complex. Being a conservative has given me clarity; it's given me freedom - my mind is free; therefore, my heart is lighter. And that's a gift from God that I believe we have an obligation to share with others.
