Black is Remarkable — Celebrating Black History Month
Fire TV spotlights Black points of view, joy, and performances with a collection of our favorite movies and shows.
This Black History Month, Amazon celebrates, features, uplifts, and listens to Black voices, artists, entertainers, and creators. Black is Remarkable shines a light on the Black community, whose contributions are countless in every industry and in our culture.
Fire TV spotlights Black points of view, joy, and performances with a collection of our favorite movies and shows. Whether they’re thrilling, or hilarious, these recent works of art are must-see this month.
Start streaming now and find more Black History Month movies and shows on your Fire TV by saying, “Alexa, Black is Remarkable.”
Nope (Watch on Peacock)
Nope is award-winning filmmaker Jordan Peele’s latest, genre-bending masterpiece. This $100+ million dollar grosser is a creepy supernatural film about siblings (Keke Palmer and Daniel Kaluuya) who live on a lonely gulch in inland California and bear witness to an uncanny and chilling discovery. It’s a wild ride that will wiggle into your brain for months!
South Side (Watch on HBO Max)
South Side follows Simon (Sultan Salahuddin) and K (Kareme Young), as they hustle and dream their way through the Windy City — when they’re not too busy working as furniture repo men at the local Rent-T-Own. Featuring Sergeant Turner (Chandra Russell), her partner Officer Goodnight (Bashir Salahuddin), and local politician Allen Gayle (Diallo Riddle), the series offers a glimpse of the lighter side of life in America’s second city.
Woman King (Watch on Prime)
A historical epic inspired by the true events that happened in The Kingdom of Dahomey, one of the most powerful states of Africa in the 18th and 19th centuries. Viola Davis stars in this action-packed story of an elite all-female unit of warriors determined to defend their nation. Gina-Prince Bythewood directed this historical film, elevating the action genre to an artform. From its cinematography to choreography and stunts, Woman King is a must see.
Abbott Elementary (Watch on ABC)
This show follows a group of teachers brought together simply because they love teaching and they want their students to succeed in life. Created and starting Quinta Brunson, the hilarious character dialogue and journey of these Philly educators is a brilliant window into the life of educators. Ready for a good laugh? Definitely check out Abbott Elementary.
Start streaming now or find more Black History Month inspired movies and shows on your Fire TV by saying, “Alexa, Black is Remarkable.”
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