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Made In America
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As a result of a science class blood test, African American Zora discovers that the man she thought was her father actually wasn't. Actually she is the result of artificial insemination. And if that weren't bad enough, the sperm doner is white. This comes as a major shock to her mother Sarah, who had explicitly requested a black donor.
As a result of a science class blood test, African American Zora discovers that the man she thought was her father actually wasn't. Actually she is the result of artificial insemination. And if that weren't bad enough, the sperm doner is white. This comes as a major shock to her mother Sarah, who had explicitly requested a black donor.
Actors:
Johnpaul Williams,
Joe Lerer,
Phyllis Avery,
Janice Edwards,
Akihide Bo Fujiyama,
William John Murphy,
Lu Leonard
Johnpaul Williams
Joe Lerer
Phyllis Avery
14 November 1922, New York City, New York, USA
Janice Edwards
Akihide Bo Fujiyama
William John Murphy
Lu Leonard
5 June 1926, Long Beach, California, USA
Genre:
Comedy
Country:
United States, France
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April 09, 2007
Has anyone else noticed the apparent subtext that black men are unstable and unreliable, and only a white man can be sensitive to a black woman's needs?
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November 04, 2003
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October 18, 2008
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April 24, 2003
Okay star comedy time-killer,
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July 29, 2007
A fun time capsule with a very likable cast.

