Race Films
From 1915 to the late 1940s, Black filmmakers made their own films for segregated cinemas, outside Hollywood. Oscar Micheaux and Spencer Williams are the giants of the era, and much of their work survived by luck.
- Within Our Gates1920United States1 h 14 min

- The Symbol of the Unconquered1920United States59 min

- Body and Soul1925United States1 h 34 min

- The Exile1931United States1 h 14 min

- Veiled Aristocrats1932United States48 min

- Ten Minutes to Live1932United States58 min

- The Girl from Chicago1932United States1 h 11 min

- Murder In Harlem1935United States1 h 35 min

- God's Step Children1938United States1 h 10 min

- Swing!1938United States1 h 9 min

- Lying Lips1939United States1 h 8 min

- The Blood of Jesus1941United States57 min

- Marching On!1943United States1 h 23 min

- Of One Blood1944United States1 h 4 min

- Go Down, Death!1944United States56 min

- Juke Joint1947United States1 h 8 min

- Dirty Gertie from Harlem U.S.A.1947United States1 h

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