Rating:
7.3/10 by 3 users
Mama Flora's Family (1998)
A black matriarch in the early 20th century is determined to free her children from the bonds of prejudice.
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Release Date:
Sun, Nov 08, 1998
Country: US
Language: En
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Country: US
Language: En
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Cicely Tyson
Mama Flora
Erika Alexander
Young Flora
Blair Underwood
Willie
Queen Latifah
Diana
Mario Van Peebles
Luke
Hill Harper
Don
Shemar Moore
Lincoln Fleming
Lou Myers
Albie
Tanya Wright
Ernestine
Sicily Johnson
Diana (Teenager)
Novella Nelson
Pearl (1955-1970)
Elijah Kelley
Young Willie
Tommy Hollis
Reverend Jackson
David Ramsey
Booker Palmer (Adult)
Donna Biscoe
Jessica
Rhoda Griffis
Mrs. Hopkins (Younger Woman)
Edith Ivey
Mrs. Hopkins (Older Woman)
Terrence Howard
Lincoln
E. Roger Mitchell
Charlie (1912)
Ronald McCall
Johnny Metzer
Gregory Alan Williams
Charlie (1941)
DJ Qualls
Jason
Faye Yvette McQueen
Dancer
Earl Maddox
Racist
Wilbur Fitzgerald
Public Defender
Jill Jane Clements
Waitress
Angela Elayne Gibbs
Woman with Baby
Libby Whittemore
Nurse
Don Henderson Baker
Clerk (1955)
Tony Vaughn
Man (1941)
Jody Thompson
Another Boy
Alex Van
Ralph
Frank Hoyt Taylor
Mr. Anderson
Wynton Yates
Don
Patty Mack
Pearl
Michelle Benjamin Cooper
Pearl
Wesley Yates
Booker Palmer (Age 8)
Preston Wigasi Brant
Booker Palmer
Mike Masters
Ben
Angelina Spicer
Ruthana (Teenager)
Carol Mitchell-Leon
Flora's Mama
Tom Even
Judge Bennett
Mitchell Laurance
State's Attorney
Tonea Stewart
Bessie
Tina King
House Maid
Jevon Dewand
Slave
Carrie Collins
Bar Patron
Joe Cobb Jr.
Dock Worker #2
Scott Oliver
Judge Hogan
James Mayberry
Blood Donor #1
Mert Hatfield
Sheriff
Erik Kilpatrick
Reggie
Jordan Williams
Kevin Hopkins (Older Man)
Jonathan Parks Jordan
Gavin Hopkins
Crystal R. Fox
Ruthana
Jermaine Jackson
Dancer
Season 1:
Upon being called upon to help her troubled granddaughter, a Southern black woman in her 70s looks back on a life filled with joy and heartbreak.
Booker, Jr. develops into a classically-trained pianist, but his life is forever changed when he enlists in the Vietnam War. He gets wounded so badly that he never plays the piano again. The Civil Rights Movement brings more unexpected changes to the Palmer Family. Ruthana becomes an activist. Luke converts his religion to that of Nation of Islam. Diana is highly influenced by Luke's newfound beliefs, but takes it to the extreme. Her beliefs and actions grow militant and hostile. Flora believes she has failed her family and asks God for direction. On her birthday, the Palmer clan reunites, finally giving Flora what she's been looking for, a chance for her family to make amends and start over with a clean slate.
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