Different performance and similar movie to sad movies.

Not typical Tyler Perry. Need to watch for ending

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Joshua Boone

Amirah Vann

Solea Pfeiffer

Tyler Perry

Follows an investigation into an unsolved murder unveiling a story full of forbidden love, deceit and a secret.

A Jazzman&apos;s Blues

This movie made my heart beat faster, it&apos;s a different movie, very good performance by the actors, good characters, great music, amazing shooting.

This movie made me wonder about the politics of the twentieth century, and how awful racism was in the United States of America.

There are political, social and familial projections, the dispute between the big brother and the little brother, and what drugs do to the human spirit and how they corrupt it.

This movie is very sad despite the amount of cheerful songs there.. Very good and very bad.

The first half of the movie was cheerful, but the closer we got to the end, the sadder it became. The characters at the end were beautiful and black. I realized that love knows no end.

Each person chooses his own path and is responsible for what he chooses, and he must be strong in the face of risks, because the risks will be high when you choose your own path and go far.

A tale of forbidden love and family drama unravels 40 years of secrets and lies against a soundtrack of juke joint blues in the Deep South.

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This movie made my heart beat faster, it's a different movie, very good performance by the actors, good characters, great music, amazing shooting.

This movie made me wonder about the politics of the twentieth century, and how awful racism was in the United States of America.

There are political, social and familial projections, the dispute between the big brother and the little brother, and what drugs do to the human spirit and how they corrupt it.

This movie is very sad despite the amount of cheerful songs there.. Very good and very bad.

The first half of the movie was cheerful, but the closer we got to the end, the sadder it became. The characters at the end were beautiful and black. I realized that love knows no end.

Each person chooses his own path and is responsible for what he chooses, and he must be strong in the face of risks, because the risks will be high when you choose your own path and go far.

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