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The Inkwell
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  The Inkwell (1994)

From Amazon: This sophomore effort by Matty Rich seems surprisingly run-of-the-mill, considering his first film was the low-budget success story Straight Out of Brooklyn. Set in Martha's Vineyard during the summer of '76, this feels very much like an updated, African American version of Summer of '42. Larenz Tate is the shy teen from New York who, along with his politically radical parents, vacations with wealthy Republican relatives. When not confiding in his wooden doll, he learns a little about life and even more about sex. Inkwell, by the way, is the name of the beach where the African American population of Martha's Vineyard owns...

Directed By:
No image existsMatty Rich
Written By:
No image existsParis Qualles
Starring:
No image existsLarenz Tate
No image existsJoe Morton
No image existsPhyllis Stickney
No image existsJada Pinkett Smith

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The Inkwell Movie Review by Zara (3/29/2007)

Another one of those movies that took Larenz Tate in a direction that most upcoming heartthrobs wouldn't go. Starting his career off with a brilliant turn as the uber-violent gang banger in MENACE II SOCIETY, I doubt anyone would have guessed that he'd swing in the opposite direction and play a teenaged kid who carried...

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