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  • 12/18/2014
110 min - Drama - 25 May 1972 (Hungary)

A Kentucky slave fights for his freedom from cruel overseer whose mistress eventually joins Davis and the other slaves in their revolt.

Director: Herbert J. Biberman
Writers: Herbert J. Biberman, John O. Killens,
Stars: Dionne Warwick, Ossie Davis, Stephen Boyd
Transcript
00:00But it's Slade, you call him, you have seen his face, don't you know his name?
00:16The Master.
00:19You black bastard!
00:25The Slave.
00:27The fire that started 200 years ago and still burns today.
00:32If you have the courage, kill yourself!
00:34I'll even give you the knife, but don't come here!
00:43This is the savage black and white truth.
00:45The tamings, the desires, the furies of the old South as you have never seen it.
00:52There is more than one kind of slavery.
00:54Get your clothes on.
00:56It can be anger, as long as it's lively for a change.
01:01You're not in a hurry, is you, Master?
01:06You know how corrupt I am, don't you, Nathan?
01:10Because I enjoy you, Nathan.
01:13I enjoy you, Nathan.
01:15Don't I?
01:21Stephen Boyd.
01:22300 years ago they had a university there,
01:26where the most delicate operations were performed for cataracts of the eye.
01:32People came from all over the world
01:35to have their sight restored by these extraordinary black surgeons.
01:39What do we create?
01:42Surgeons?
01:44Sculptors?
01:47Or niggers?
01:48R.C. Davis.
01:50If I pick Master Scott, I won't be his slaves.
01:54Dionne Warwick.
01:56I am black and comely.
02:01Black as the African day.
02:04Some stories wait 200 years to be told.
02:07Some fires burn longer than that.

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