2023-11-17 19:51:14
To celebrate the day of Black Consciousness in day November 20th, nothing better than checking out some acclaimed productions in Hollywood. In this article, we have separated the best films and series to celebrate black histories in Netflix. The platform offers a wide variety of content, including some original productions that are worth stopping to watch.
⭐ Films with black stories on Netflix
Prepare the popcorn and open the Netflix app to enjoy these films:
Barry (2016)
Barry (2016)
A young Barack Obama forms his identity by dealing with racism, cultural differences, and the ordinary life of a college student in New York.
Happiness Hanging by a Thread (2018)
Happiness Hanging by a Thread (2018)
A perfectionist publicist with problems in her love life embarks on a journey of self-discovery that begins with her radically new look.
Double Journey (2022)
Double Journey (2022)
A vampire hunter has one week to find money to pay his daughter’s expenses. And he will fight tooth and nail to ensure his family’s livelihood.
City of God (2002)
City of God (2002)
This sobering drama portrays life in a favela in Rio de Janeiro, reputed to be one of the most dangerous parts of the wonderful city.
End of the Road (2022)
End of the Road (2022)
It was a trip like any other. But a murder and a missing bag of money will turn Brenda and her family’s journey into true hell.
Roxanne Roxanne (2018)
Roxanne Roxanne (2018)
Discover the trajectory of rapper Roxanne Shanté, the teenager who became a hip-hop legend in the 80s with the song “Roxanne’s Revenge”.
See You Yesterday (2019)
See You Yesterday (2019)
Two young prodigies try to master the art of time travel, but a tragic shootout ends up putting them in a series of dangerous situations in the past.
My Name is Dolemite (2019)
My Name is Dolemite (2019)
Los Angeles, 1970s. After the success of his indecent alter ego, Dolemite, comedian Rudy Ray Moore risks everything to reach the big screen.
The Supreme Voice of the Blues (2020)
The Supreme Voice of the Blues (2020)
In 1927 Chicago, the atmosphere becomes tense when the pioneering Mother of Blues reunites with her band in a recording studio.
⭐ Series with black stories on Netflix
If you enjoy binge-watching series, check out these options available at Disney:
Raising Dion
Raising Dion
A widow is determined to unravel the mystery of her son’s superpowers and prevent his gifts from being discovered.
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Brilliant and immature detective Jake Peralta must learn to follow the rules and work as a team when a demanding captain takes command of his squad.
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt
Rescued from an apocalyptic cult, Kimmy moves to New York, where her energy and positive thoughts collide with a world she thought no longer existed.
Lupin (2023)
Lupin (2023)
Inspired by the adventures of Arsène Lupin, the gentle thief Assane Diop wants to take revenge on a rich family for an injustice committed against his father.
My Father and Other Disgraces
My Father and Other Disgraces
A single father, owner of a cosmetics company, has to learn the hard way to deal with his teenage daughter, who has moved in with him.
Colin in Black and White
Colin in Black and White
Colin Kaepernick narrates this series that recalls his school days and tells his experiences with issues of race, class and culture.
Brotherhood
Brotherhood
An honest lawyer faces a moral dilemma after police officers force her to inform on her brother, who is in prison and leads a rising criminal faction.
Atlanta
Atlanta
After dropping out of Princeton, Earn becomes his cousin’s manager, rapper Paper Boi, and must make his way through Atlanta’s bustling music scene.
How to Defend a Murderer
How to Defend a Murderer
Criminal lawyer and professor Annalize Keating becomes involved in a murder case along with five of her students.
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