film "Malcolm X" (1992)

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The 1992 film "Malcolm X" is a biographical drama directed by Spike Lee and starring Denzel Washington that chronicles the life, activism, and assassination of the influential African-American leader Malcolm X.

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instanceOf biographical drama film
film
basedOn The Autobiography of Malcolm X
basedOnAuthor Alex Haley
Malcolm X NERFINISHED
cinematographyBy Ernest Dickerson
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
director Spike Lee
distributedBy Warner Bros. Pictures
surface form: Warner Bros.
distributorRegion North America
editedBy Barry Alexander Brown
filmingLocation Boston, Massachusetts
surface form: Boston

Mecca
New York City
Washington, D.C.
genre biographical film
drama film
hasTheme Black nationalism
political activism
racial justice
religious conversion
leadActorRole Denzel Washington
surface form: Denzel Washington as Malcolm X
musicBy Terence Blanchard
narrativeFocus activism of Malcolm X
assassination of Malcolm X
life of Malcolm X
notableAwardNomination Academy Award for Best Actor for Denzel Washington
Academy Award for Best Costume Design
originalLanguage English
portrays Nation of Islam
civil rights movement in the United States
producer Marvin Worth
Spike Lee
productionCompany 40 Acres and a Mule Filmworks
Vivendi Universal Entertainment
surface form: JVC Entertainment Networks

Largo International N.V.
ratingMPAA PG-13
releaseDate 1992-11-18
runtimeMinutes 201
screenwriter Arnold Perl NERFINISHED
Spike Lee
settingPeriod mid-20th century
starring Al Freeman Jr.
Albert Hall
Angela Bassett
Delroy Lindo
Denzel Washington
Spike Lee
subject Malcolm X NERFINISHED

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The Autobiography of Malcolm X adaptedInto film "Malcolm X" (1992)
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Malcolm X subjectOf film "Malcolm X" (1992)