Black And Tan (film)
Black and Tan, more fully called Black and Tan Fantasy (1929), is a musical short film written by Dudley Murphy that exhibits the ideas and thoughts of the Harlem Renaissance Movement. Duke Ellington's musical talents along with Fredi Washington's extraordinary acting potential make this movie a good example of the emergence of artistic culture found in New York for African-American artists.
Read more about Black And Tan (film): Plot, The Harlem Renaissance and The Black and Tan Fantasy
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