Review of Mississippi Masala (1991) by Alex S — 02 Jul 2013
Uncommonly perceptive about the complexities of brown/black courtship, which I honestly have never even seen in another film. Mira Nair, as usual, directs with sensual flair and perhaps if anything, is overgenerous is providing not only a mature romance with discussion of race issues, an immigrant story, and practically enough material to make a totally different prequel about the political history of Uganda.
And if I'm making it sound all too academic, did I mention in between her usual cross-cultural examination, Nair somehow got Denzel Washington to do a sexy shirtless scene?
This review of Mississippi Masala (1991) was written by Alex S on 02 Jul 2013.
Mississippi Masala has generally received positive reviews.
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