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Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am is a movie starring Toni Morrison, Hilton Als, and Oprah Winfrey. This artful and intimate meditation on the legendary storyteller examines her life, her works and the powerful themes she has...

Starring: Oprah Winfrey, Russell Banks, Hilton Als, Toni Morrison

Genres: Documentary

Director: Timothy Greenfield-Sanders

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Genres	Documentary
Director	Timothy Greenfield-Sanders
Stars	Oprah Winfrey, Russell Banks, Hilton Als, Toni Morrison
Country	USA
Also Known As	Toni Morrison: as muitas que eu sou
Runtime	2H
Description	This artful and intimate meditation on the legendary storyteller examines her life, her works and the powerful themes she has confronted throughout her literary career.

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Saturday, 26 Sep 2020 11:22

An edited down (from 11 hours) film about Toni Morrison, her life, and her art. Basically the film is about the turning point in Toni Morrison's life. It is basically a few minutes of interviews with her and her son. There is no other material. It is mostly her life. If you are interested in Morrison and her life, you can watch this film. If not, you can watch it as a boring documentary about her life. It was a good documentary for me.

Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 03:53

Toni Morrison's work is one of the most influential art forms that is still considered an important topic to be studied in the way that works of literature, music and cinema have been. This documentary offers an overview of what's been done by artists as well as a survey of what their works are like. I can't believe that someone made this documentary. After watching the story of this film, I felt like it was the height of laziness to present a single opinion about Morrison's work. There are several things to like about the film, but I can't figure out why it was made. The "super-annoying" interviews of performers, the film has moments of comedy and art. But it's all about Morrison. And if you're not one of the fanatics of Morrison, this documentary is still an interesting documentary. It's just that you should try to avoid the two separate stories, since they're so inconsistent. * out of *

Tuesday, 01 Sep 2020 21:09

This is a great documentary. The main focus is on Tolstoy. He has many interesting stories to tell and is a gifted story teller. Tolstoy is a great man and also a great writer. You have to be familiar with his works to get an idea of the sort of things he discusses in the interview. The main topics are: 1) TOLSTOY'S FAMILY LIFE (Tolstoy and his wife were of course distant and would not talk to each other) 2)TOLSTOY'S APPEARANCE AS A FAMILY MAN (he was also in a relatively young age and did not do much work during the week) 3) TOLSTOY'S APPEARANCE AS A GENTLEMAN (he was, however, married) 4) TOLSTOY'S APPEARANCE AS A PARTNER (he was also an active business man) 5) TOLSTOY'S APPEARANCE AS A PARENT (he was also married) 6) TOLSTOY'S APPEARANCE AS A DISTURBED GENTLEMAN (he was also a bit on the eccentric side) 7) TOLSTOY'S APPEARANCE AS A MAN IN HIS FIVE SENTIMENTS (Tolstoy was also very single at the time, but married in five different situations). So in total there are over 100 stories to tell. There are also a couple of songs from Tolstoy. Overall, it is an excellent documentary.

Monday, 31 Aug 2020 13:38

Toni Morrison: The Pieces I am (2017) Directed by Shelly Pidding Written by Josh Warner & Scott Winsor. Running Time: 117 minutes. The powerful memoir, of the life and work of Toni Morrison, tells the story of how this prolific writer/poet came to fame and, in particular, how the pressures of fame, and the pressures of celebrity, took a toll on her personal life. However, by revealing these painful and tumultuous times, Pidding also highlights the fascinating personality that made her one of the most popular and influential writers of the twentieth century. She paints a portrait of a woman that is both powerful, yet vulnerable, in her work, with her career, and her personal life. Pidding's main concern is that the process of the creation of Morrison's work was often harsh, and her creative process was often rocky. The result is a film that is always interesting, but never sensationalist. The film works well as a character study, showing Morrison's fractured relationship with her mother, and her ex-husband, with whom she shared custody. Pidding does a very good job of showing the difficult and personal decisions that Morrison had to make, as well as her creative process. Unfortunately, the film does not take a stand on any of the issues Morrison deals with, which is a shame. However, Morrison does not leave you feeling satisfied, but rather bored. This is a good film for a single viewing, but I believe it would benefit from being more focused. There are moments where you feel the need to see it again and again. If you liked this film, check out "Uri Geller: A Century of Love" (2015), a brilliant and gripping documentary that looks at Geller's life and career, and features interviews with Morrison, Geller, and all of the collaborators. 7.8/10

Wednesday, 19 Aug 2020 14:55

I am a great admirer of Toni Morrison and this film was a great introduction to her work. She is a brilliant writer and poet and her writing is very much in the vein of the modernist writers of the 20th century. She is a great artist and I highly recommend her work to anyone who is interested in literature.

Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 06:14

Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am (2002) is a documentary film by director Mike Mancinelli, based on his book of the same name. The film is a combination of interviews with Morrison and some archival footage, as well as various interviews with the people who knew him and had some kind of influence on his writing. Mancinelli obviously has a good understanding of the writer and his work. He is able to make the most of the material, and the interviewees are all very knowledgeable about the writer. For example, he interviews the late great Toni Morrison's daughter, Toni's husband, and her husband's best friend. Toni Morrison was known for his strong opinions, and Mancinelli was able to get him to open up about his personal views on the subject. He was also able to get the author to talk about his writing. The interviews were done with the author himself, and the film makers also interview the author's children and a few other people. The interviewees were not all interested in the subject, but they did seem to be knowledgeable and open. It is an interesting film, and it is a very good documentary, but it is also a bit slow. The film is just a bit too long, and I was not completely sold on the interviews. There were a couple of times when I had to jump to the next question. The film makers also showed clips from his novels, which were interesting, but they were not very detailed. This is not a bad film, but it is not very good either. It is a good documentary, but it is not a great one.

Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 02:42

Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am (2013) is a documentary about the author of "The Bluest Eye" and her work in journalism and literature. It's directed by Eric Johnson, who has already made a bunch of documentaries about other famous writers and artists. This one is also about her first collection of short stories, "The Upside Down." It was also written by her editor. The film is an interesting one, although it is a bit too boring and long at some points. The writing isn't exactly gripping, but it is interesting and that's what makes it worth watching. The film is not really about Toni Morrison, but about the project that she started and what she accomplished. The film also makes it clear that she had a lot of creative freedom in the editing room. However, she didn't have much control over her writing. In a way, the film isn't really about Toni Morrison, but about the process of her making her work, and her writing. It's quite interesting to see how she accomplished this, and how she managed to make her work and her first collection of short stories stand out from other short stories. I thought the film was interesting, and I think it is worth watching.

Saturday, 01 Aug 2020 20:32

I watched this film when it was broadcasted on the UK channel BBC2, and I have to say that I thought it was a good idea to do this documentary, because, I personally do not understand how the late Toni Morrison got so much attention after his death. She had done a lot of good things in her life, but her husband's death also led to a great deal of sadness and shock for her and the family. I think that this documentary would be a good way of explaining the many problems that she had to deal with. Especially, since this was the same woman who talked about how God was a person. In other words, she had to suffer and die because of her husband's death, and that it was her fault, not that of the Devil. Overall, I think that this is a good documentary to watch. I found the film quite interesting, and I think that it could help to show that there are many people like Toni Morrison who are dealing with various difficulties, and that this does not mean that there are people like Satan. In fact, it seems to me that the late Toni Morrison's main criticism was that her husband was Satan, and she was not a believer. She was even worried about her husband's "evil" ways. Although, she never was convinced that this was true, and she still thinks that God exists. I would also recommend this documentary to people who like to watch Toni Morrison's career, because I think that she is one of the best known American authors of our time. And I think that this documentary will help to show the true side of Toni Morrison.

Thursday, 30 Jul 2020 18:13

Toni's life is very personal, and her music is the reason why I can connect to the time and the place. The music was so important to her. When I listen to "Darkness," I don't even think about it as music, but about how the darkness in my soul, as it was in Toni's. This is a story about a man who lived his life in turmoil, as he was drawn into a madness of black madness. And how it was a connection between him and Toni, and how they shaped his life. Toni told this story to a journalist, who is also the journalist who interviewed her. And Toni wanted to share this story with the world, to show people how it was like to be Toni. This is her story, and I will take my part in it. I have no idea how to explain it, except that Toni is my mother. I know what it's like to be a parent. I was Toni's mom, and I still am. This is my mother, and I am a part of it. This is my Toni. And I know the pain of a broken home. I am sure there are many people who know this, and want to hear about it. This is Toni, and it is my Toni. This is the pain that she felt, and the pain she shared with us, and the pain she felt with her son, and the pain she shared with Toni. And she told us this story to a reporter, and she gave us her life, and her music, and the people who shared it with her, and the art and the feeling that she gave us. And I can only be grateful for this film. I want to hear about it, and I will share it with you, and I know you will share it with people, and make them understand how amazing Toni is. She was Toni. She is my mother, and she is my Toni. This is my mother, and this is my Toni.

Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 13:48

I have to admit that I am a film-goer. I have seen a lot of movies. I am not an expert in film or what the director is up to, but I have to say that I have been very impressed with this film. I am not sure I am going to watch the whole thing. I have seen this movie, and it has a lot to say about the power of hope. I don't want to go into all of the details, but the main themes of the film are: hope and faith, friendship, sacrifice, and making the most of what we have. I think that the director has done a wonderful job of conveying these themes through the simple storytelling of a man who has lost his son in the tsunami. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who is looking for a good movie to watch with some food for thought.

Monday, 20 Jul 2020 16:21

Although I saw this at a film festival in South Africa, I think it's a great film, because it has an incredibly amazing cast. I was really surprised to see a film that has been quite unknown to me. And it does feature some great acting, but I really liked how the director balanced the different parts of the movie, because sometimes you have these moments when you are looking at the characters from a different angle than how you are used to. So, I think it was a great film. But I think some of the scenes are a bit too long. I think it would have been better if there was a little bit more dialogue. It felt like there were more scenes in the beginning of the film. And I think there was an important part of the film where they would have been a little bit longer. But overall, I think it was a great film, and it is worth seeing. It is definitely a documentary, but it is also a great film.

Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 07:51

Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am (1996) * (out of 4) I have to say I'm rather pleased with this documentary because it's one of the better documentaries I've seen. I've seen documentaries like 'Seven Pillars of Wisdom' and 'History of the World'. I had no idea what to expect with this one. As a fan of the author of 'Song for Zula' (1985) and 'The Bluest Eye' (1984) I knew the author would be interviewed so I'm not surprised that he was interviewed as well. The documentary begins with Morrison talking about her early years in the work room and then goes back to her life at home and then the interview with her brother, Richard. I was happy to see Richard and his wife Kathy here. They didn't do a great job but it's understandable since their acting skills are pretty limited. I'm happy to see Richard and Kathy's reactions as well. I've never seen them in anything but their performances were good. They did a good job showing that the Morrison family is tight-knit and well-organized. I love the sound of the interviews as well. I'm happy to see Richard again and Kathy is very good. It's a shame we don't hear more from the brother but at least the brother was interviewed. I was surprised to see him being interviewed. It's great that the mother was interviewed as well. I'm glad the mother was interviewed since she had a very strong influence on the workroom. I was also pleased to see that I did hear the voice of Martin Scorsese. I don't know if he was interviewed but I'd imagine so. I'm happy to see him again. The final interview is with Terrence Malick. It's always good to hear him but this time I was also happy to hear him and he did an excellent job. I was also happy to hear that he was still alive. The music was great and I'm glad they didn't use the interview with David Bowie which is featured in the DVD. This is a very good documentary that is entertaining. I give it a good 7/10.

Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 09:37

The movie is good but the portrayal of black American life from the perspective of black Americans is overly simplified. To be honest, I'm not sure how much it should be exaggerated. But it's still not very well done. I also feel that this movie missed some historical context in depicting what life was like in New York in the 1960's. Even though the people in the film are real, it's too exaggerated and/or inaccurate to portray the reality. I'm surprised how well this film is being received by the critics. The only other film I've seen that was shown in this "high" ranking is "Fahrenheit 911." But, I believe the reason why this film is being received so well is because of the emotional and personal impact it's having on people.

Tuesday, 05 May 2020 01:48

Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am is a fantastic collection of interviews with various people about Toni Morrison's work, as well as a montage of photos of the great writer. It's not an in-depth documentary as I found, but it's a fine compilation of different interviews that all do a good job of talking about their memories of Morrison. They mostly talk about the critical reception to Morrison's writing, his characters, his tone of voice, his obsession with language and the impact that he had on them. The interviews are interesting, but not particularly insightful. As for Morrison himself, I thought the whole experience was interesting, but at times it felt like the interviewees didn't really have any interesting things to say. I don't know if this was intentional or not, but I think there were times where the conversations and questions got a little bit tedious. This is not a great collection of interviews. However, I thought the interviews were very good and gave me a great insight into the mind of a brilliant writer. It's definitely worth watching, but don't expect a documentary. 8/10

Sunday, 03 May 2020 17:39

I had the pleasure of watching Toni Morrison's new film at the Tribeca Film Festival. I was blown away by this film. It was so well made and so well acted that I was in tears at the end. It is a great story of a woman who lost her mother to a disease and had to deal with the loss of her husband and her son. The film is beautifully shot and the cinematography is absolutely stunning. I would recommend this film to anyone. The film is a story about how the family deals with loss, loss of the family and the loss of the son. I think it is a very important film that should be seen by everyone.

Benjamin Brooks

Sunday, 03 May 2020 12:54

In the late '70s, Toni Morrison wrote a best-selling novel, "The Bluest Eye," and a best-selling play, "The Bluest Eye." The latter, written in collaboration with Bruce Springsteen, became a big hit, but this film is more about the former. It's a touching story of how she was able to write and act and live while growing up in the suburbs of Chicago, which was a particularly tough environment for women in the '60s. The film is narrated by her daughter, Linda, and is full of great insights from people who knew her and who knew her when she was young. It's a great companion piece to the play, and the film is very well-edited and well-directed. It's a rare film that's both entertaining and illuminating. It's a very good film, but it's not a perfect film. The music is wonderful, but the film is a little too long. It's better, but not great, than the play, but it's not a great film.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 00:01

A very interesting documentary about the life of Toni Morrison. It is not an easy task to come up with an interview with a famous writer of literary novels and this is the case with Toni Morrison. Toni Morrison is a woman of great talent, but the rest of her life is more or less a shadow of her previous achievements. The interview is interesting because it is the only one of her that is done in her own language, which is also the only one that is in English. The interview was very good, although I felt that some of the topics were not well covered, such as her relationship with her husband, her drug problems and her religious beliefs. However, the interview is a must watch for Toni Morrison fans.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 15:54

Toni's works are great and well worth seeing. It is difficult to find a Toni Morrison movie, so I'm glad I found this one. I've never seen the movie, but I was very interested in seeing it. I'm glad I did. The movie is very interesting, and it is a wonderful tribute to the great Toni Morrison. It is a beautiful film. It is very well done, and it is a great tribute to the great Toni Morrison. The movie is very well done. I would recommend this film to anyone who likes Toni Morrison's works.

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