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BlackAF - Season 1
TrailerThis dramatic series follows that father who takes an unfaithful and honest approach to the parenting that she is making takes a different path. At the beginning of the series, filming of a documentary film appears for application at New York University, where Drea introduces her non-candidate family and Kenya is considering easing his 'flexing' around white people at this point.Genre: ComedyActors: Rashida Jones, Kenya Barris, Iman Benson, Genneya Walton, Scarlet Spencer, Justin Claiborne, Ravi Cabot-Conyers, Richard Whitney Gardenhire Jr., Gil Ozeri, Bumper Robinson, Nia Long, ...»Director: N/ACountry: United StatesDuration: 35 minQuality: HDRelease: 2020IMDb: 6.80 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Critic Reviews of "BlackAF - Season 1"
indieWireApril 16, 2020Ultimately, it's uncertain what audiences are meant to understand about Barris, if anything at all, or the world he's created within the series. Because even as a source of pure entertainment, it falls flat.
RogerEbert.comApril 15, 2020#BlackAF continues the diminished returns of Barris' -ish series, and makes apparent his need to develop new ideas.
CNN.comApril 16, 2020It's both a tired concept and an awkwardly constructed one, something that cute hashtags and the occasional clever Hollywood/L.A. reference can't fix.
New York TimesApril 16, 2020On Netflix, Barris's acid tone drops to an even lower pH level. The jabs are so cutting and downright mean, you can feel less like a viewer than a family therapist.
TIME MagazineApril 16, 2020Though he's no actor, Barris' Larry-David-like self-awareness lends authenticity to his performance. Even if it takes another season to perfect, #blackAF feels substantial enough to justify the investment.
Chicago Sun-TimesApril 16, 2020I'm not regularly astonished by how good a show is right out of the gate. "#blackAF" is astonishingly good from the get-go.
Hollywood ReporterApril 16, 2020#blackAF takes a little while to settle into its voice and tone, but by the excellent fifth episode, it has its own smart groove, one driven unexpectedly by the toxicity - autobiographical or not - of the main characters.
VarietyApril 15, 2020#blackAF is a fiasco only interesting in the degree to which it detonates and, retroactively, somewhat spoils Barris's work so far.
Rolling StoneApril 15, 2020Though #blackAF is frequently very smart, and at times explosively funny, the comparisons it constantly invites to Barris' previous work can be terribly distracting.
Deadline Hollywood DailyApril 16, 2020This warts, wealth and all depiction goes far deeper than just its barrage of sharp one-liners and rants.
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