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17 de set. de 2020 · ABOUT HIGHER LEARNING Omar Epps, Michael Rapaport, and Kristy Swanson star as first-term freshmen who get a crash course in diversity, identity and sexuality in writer/director John Singleton's...
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Higher Learning. Higher Learning is a 1995 American satirical drama film written and directed by John Singleton and starring an ensemble cast. The film follows the changing lives of three incoming freshmen at the fictional Columbus University: Malik Williams ( Omar Epps ), a track star who struggles with academics; Kristen Connor ...
- $38.3 million
- January 11, 1995
- John Singleton, Paul Hall
- Stanley Clarke
A drama about racial tension, rape, and education on a college campus. Follow the stories of Malik, Kristen, Remy, and other students as they face challenges and choices in their first semester at Columbus University.
Sinopse. O campus fictício da Universidade Columbia é um microcosmo da América, onde alunos de todas as raças, cores e crenças estão reunidos. Um drama contemporâneo sobre um semestre na vida de uma porção de estudantes, o filme confronta diferenças de identidade, diversidade, sexismo e a escalada da tensão racial entre os grupos. Cast. Omar Epps.
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- 1995
- Malik Williams; Kristen Connor; Remy
- John Singleton
Há 5 dias · Sinopse. Diversos jovens de diferentes países, cor e cultura são forçados a conviver juntos quando integram uma nova turma na Universidade de Columbia. Todos eles possuem seus próprios problemas,...
- John Singleton
- 1995
- Drama, Suspense, Policial
- 128
A group of college students face racial, social and sexual conflicts on a divided campus. Critics and audiences give mixed reviews to this film that explores themes of identity, politics and violence.
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- Drama
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4 de mai. de 2019 · Higher Learning: in praise of John Singleton's forgotten masterwork. The late writer-director’s 1995 college-set drama was met with a lukewarm reception on release but, looking back, its themes...
