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"Focuses on the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920's, a time of great artistic, political and cultural activity for African-Americans."
"Uses still photographs and filmed sequences to recreate the social and political climate of the Harlem renaissance--a period of great artistic and cultural activity in the 1920's."@en
"Uses still photographs and filmed sequences to recreate the social and political climate of the Harlem renaissance--a period of great artistic and cultural activity in the 1920's which had, and still has, a profound influence on black American art and self-awareness and life-style."
"Uses still photographs and filmed sequences to recreate the social and political climate of the Harlem renaissance--a period of great artistic and cultural activity in the 1920's which had, and still has, a profound influence on black American art and self-awareness and life-style."@en
"Uses still photographs and filmed sequences to recreate the social and political climate of the Harlem renaissance, a period of great artistic and cultural activity in the 1920's which had, and still has, a profound influence on black American art, self-awareness and life-style."@en
"This 22 award winning film is a serious, yet entertaining, documentary on the artistic, social, and political renaissance of Afro-America during the "roaring twenties." Using authentic photographs of the period, it vividly recreates the Harlem Renaissance in the words, music and poetry of talented Afro-Americans of that time."--Container."@en
"Uses still photographs and filmed sequences to recreate the social and political climate of the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920's."
"Through a narrated montage of b&w photos, chronicles the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920's through a description of its social and artistic leaders and major events."@en
"Uses still photographs and filmed sequences to recreate the social and political climate of the Harlem renaissance - a period of great artistic and cultural activity in the 1920's which had, and still has, a profound influence on Black American art, self-awareness, and life-style."