The FAU Libraries provides access to many movies, documentaries, interviews, and other works featuring African-American authors and of those in the African diaspora. The libraries have the following:
- Movies, Documentaries and Interviews: available as DVDs or through streaming video.
- Scripts and Screenplays: available through some of the selected sources. The Library Catalog shows what is the collections while some of the online sources may have some.
Selected Works
- Don't You Want to Be Free? (Script by Langston Hughes; Available in Black Drama - Second Edition)
- Fences (Movie; Available in Digital Campus - Swank)
- For Colored Girls Who Have Had Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf (Script by Ntozake Shange; Available in Black Drama - Second Edition)
- George Washington and Black Folk (Script by W.E.B. DuBois; Available in Black Drama - Second Edition)
- The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks (Movie; Available in Digital Campus - Swank)
- Langston (Script by Ossie B. Davis; Available in Black Drama - Second Edition)
- Malcolm X; based on Alex Haley's The Autobiography of Malcolm X (Movie, DVD; Available at Boca Raton Campus Library Media Center).
- Moonlight (Movie; Available in Digital Campus - Swank)
- Roots (Movie, DVDs; Available in Jupiter Campus Library)
List updated 8/7/2023.
