This all-black screwball comedy, about the fables and foibles of black middle-class urbanites, is well constructed and occasionally witty, but it lacks style and polish to make it really work
Hav Plenty (1997)
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Reviews Counted:20
Fresh:6
Rotten:14
Average Rating:4.8/10
Runtime: 90 mins
Genre: Comedies
Synopsis: Impressive writing and directorial debut from film school dropout Cherot. He plays Lee Plenty, a struggling author who gets invited to the home of Havilland Savage for New Year's Eve. She's a... Impressive writing and directorial debut from film school dropout Cherot. He plays Lee Plenty, a struggling author who gets invited to the home of Havilland Savage for New Year's Eve. She's a friend who also happens to be rich and beautiful. As the night unfolds, romance blossoms, and the two must reevaluate their previous relationship, as well as their own places in the world. [More]
Starring: Christopher Scott Cherot, Chenoa Maxwell, Hill Harper
Starring: Christopher Scott Cherot, Chenoa Maxwell, Hill Harper
Director: Christopher Scott Cherot
Director: Christopher Scott Cherot
Producer: Christopher Scott Cherot
Composer: Lisa Coleman, Wendy Melvoin
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Release:
Feb 12, 2002
Reviews for Hav Plenty
Ah, love! Ah, black stereotypes! Why is it so hard to portray the black middle-class and the rich with any dignity?
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