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Movie Info
Zeke Johnson (Daniel L. Haynes) and his brother, Spunk (Everett McGarrity), sell their family's crops for $100. When Zeke manages to lose the money gambling, due to his shifty girlfriend, Chick (Nina Mae McKinney), a fight ensues in which Spunk is killed. This causes Zeke to leave and seek a religious life. Years later, he returns to his hometown as a preacher, bringing his fiancée, Missy Rose (Victoria Spivey). However, Chick is still interested and knows how to manipulate him.
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Genre: Musical
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Original Language: English
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Director: King Vidor
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Writer: King Vidor, Wanda Tuchock, Ransom Rideout, Richard Schayer
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Release Date (Theaters): wide
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Distributor: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Corp.
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Production Co: Metro Goldwyn Mayer
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Sound Mix: Mono
Cast & Crew

Daniel L. Haynes
Zekial 'Zeke' Johnson

Nina Mae McKinney
Chick

William Fountaine
Hot Shot

Harry Gray
Pappy 'Parson' Johnson

Fannie Belle DeKnight
Mammy Johnson

Everett McGarrity
Spunk Johnson

Victoria Spivey
Missy Rose

King Vidor
Director

King Vidor
Writer

Wanda Tuchock
Writer

Ransom Rideout
Writer

Richard Schayer
Writer

Irving Berlin
Original Music

Gordon Avil
Cinematographer
Critic Reviews for Hallelujah
Audience Reviews for Hallelujah
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May 01, 2016It is admirable that Vidor wanted to show "the Southern Negro as he is" in this historically important, all-black musical film intended for a general audience as an authentic representation of black culture in the 1920s, but it is also unfortunately very condescending and artificial.
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Oct 08, 2013Yeah. Not much to mine of interest here. Blacks on screen! Ooh wow! It's a wee bit condescending.
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Oct 17, 2007won recognition as a best picture by NBR
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