The Long Night (1976)
Steely Brown, a young boy living in Harlem, wanders the streets of the city one night, reflecting on what led to the disappearance of his father. Meeting the denizens of his neighborhood, he engages in conversations that begin to sketch the outlines of the enigma, invoking Vietnam, marital discord, paternal relationships, substance abuse, schooling and unemployment—in short, the life of an American family.
Director: Woodie King Jr.
Runtime: 85 min
Release Date: June 1, 1976
Cast
- Woodie King Jr. - Steely
- Dick Anthony Williams - Paul
- Peggy Kirkpatrick - Mae
Screenplay
- Julian Mayfield (Screenplay)
Cinematography: James Malloy
Editing: Joe Staton
Language: English
Original Language: en
More Films by Director: Woodie King Jr.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is The Long Night about?
- Steely Brown, a young boy living in Harlem, wanders the streets of the city one night, reflecting on what led to the disappearance of his father. Meeting the denizens of his neighborhood, he engages in conversations that begin to sketch the outlines of the enigma, invoking Vietnam, marital discord, paternal relationships, substance abuse, schooling and unemployment—in short, the life of an American family.
- Who directed The Long Night?
- The Long Night was directed by Woodie King Jr..
- Who stars in The Long Night?
- The Long Night stars Woodie King Jr., Dick Anthony Williams, Peggy Kirkpatrick.
- How long is The Long Night?
- The Long Night has a runtime of 1h 25m (85 minutes).