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"Congo Cabaret" is an adaptation of an episode from gay writer Claude McKay's then-bestselling novel, Home to Harlem. Set in a small nightclub, this scene presents the little-known figure of a "wolf" (a masculine gay man) and features the performance of a Bessie Smith song, "Foolish Man Blues," which refers in a joking manner to "a mannish acting woman and a skippin' twistin' woman-acting man."
Shonga Films in association with the Russeli & Hall Company presents ; a Quincy LeNear & Deondray Gossfield film ; directed by Quincy LeNear Gossfield, Deondray Gossfield ; produced by Quincy LeNear Gossfield, Deondray Gossfield, Robert Philipson.
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Adapted from Claude McKay's "Home to Harlem".
Parisa Fitz-Henley, Nic Few, Russell Richardson, Kevin Daniels, Karen Obilom, Darryl Stephens.