Slavery - Movies

Movies

Year Original title English title
(if different)
Format Film genre Director Actor Country Book Author
1960 Spartacus Historical drama film, Historical epic Stanley Kubrick Kirk Douglas United States
1969 Queimada Burn! Drama Gillo Pontecorvo Marlon Brando Italy
1977 Roots TV series Drama, Historical drama film Chomsky, Erman, Greene et Moses United States Roots: The Saga of an American Family Alex Haley
1997 Amistad Drama Steven Spielberg United States
1998 Beloved Drama Jonathan Demme United States Toni Morrison
2000 Gladiator Historical epic Ridley Scott Russell Crowe United Kingdom, United States
2005 500 Years Later Documentary Owen 'Alik Shahadah United Kingdom, United States
2006 Amazing Grace Drama, Historical drama film Michael Apted United Kingdom, United States
2007 Trade Thriller Marco Kreuzpaintner Germany, United States

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