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Black Hooker is the 1974 alternate-release title of the American drama originally known as Don't Leave Go My Hand and Street Sisters. Arthur Roberson wrote and directed the film from his stage play; its story follows a neglected boy, his mother who works as a prostitute, and the destructive family and social pressures around them. The American Film Institute catalogs it as a drama and identifies prostitution, rural life, race relations, religion, and family conflict among its subjects.
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What is Black Hooker?
Black Hooker is an alternate-release title for the 1974 American drama originally known as Don’t Leave Go My Hand and Street Sisters. Its story follows a neglected boy and his mother, who works as a prostitute.
What are the other titles for Black Hooker?
The film was also known as Don’t Leave Go My Hand and Street Sisters. Black Hooker is identified as its 1974 alternate-release title.
Who wrote and directed Black Hooker?
Arthur Roberson wrote and directed the film. The story was based on his stage play.
What is the central family situation in Black Hooker?
The story centers on a neglected boy and his mother, who works as a prostitute. Its drama comes from their difficult family circumstances rather than from a conventional action plot.
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