Showing posts with label Ma Rainey's Black Bottom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ma Rainey's Black Bottom. Show all posts

Monday, April 5, 2021

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom

Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (George C. Wolfe, 2020)
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Rating: Q=7, P=5 / Can't Get Enough
Scale 1=3, Scale 2=4, Scale 3=3, Scale 4=2

Biopic, Based on Play, 1920s, Race, Blues

This adaptation of August Wilson's play is powerful in so many ways. Incredibly moving performances by Chadwick Boseman and Viola Davis--wow. Boseman's last performance of his life is haunting and, as Odie Henderson writes in his review, transcendent.

This is a story about a very specific time and place--the summer of 1927 in a Chicago recording studio. It is about Ma Rainey and her band. It is about a young Black composer who wants to lead his own band. It is a tragic tale of struggle, defeat, and the painful realities that faced Black musicians of the day.

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