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Wednesday, November 18, 2020

A Woman Called Moses (1978, TV Movie)

Starring:

Cicely Tyson
Hari Rhodes
Jason Bernard
Dick Anthony Williams
Todd Davis
Charles Weldon
Hank Rolike
Robert Hooks
Orson Welles
Judyann Elder
John Getz
Clifford David
Will Geer
James Wainwright

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Escaped slave Harriet Tubman (Cicely Tyson) leads an underground railroad taking others north to freedom.

Posted by SelfScience at 7:26 PM

Labels: 1970s, 1978, Biography, Black Cinema, Drama, History, Slavery, TV Movie

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