Bite-sized blog post: Cheryl Dunye

Cheryl Dunye

After directing and producing several shorts CHERYL DUNYE made her first feature film The Watermelon Woman (1996) exploring sexuality and race and film, funded in part by a grant from the National Endowment of the Arts.

After the success of The Watermelon Woman and the HBO movie Stranger Inside (2001) Dunye directed the Hollywood vehicle My Baby’s Daddy (2004) written by Eddie Griffin. She continues to write and direct as well as teaching at various Universities in California.

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Where to watch her films:

NETFLIX

FANDOR

FIRST RUN FEATURES

AMAZON (PRIME STREAMING)

AMAZON (DVDs/BluRays for PURCHASE)

VIMEO

Read more about her:

ONLINE
Find her on Facebook
Find her on Twitter
Cheryl Dunye’s Website
Filmmaker Magazine: Kickstarter: Cheryl Dunye Takes Off Her Cool withBlack is Blue
Interview
Wikipedia

FILMOGRAPHY (from imdb):

 2014Black Is Blue (Short)
 2010The Owls
 2001Stranger Inside (TV Movie)
 1996Greetings from Africa (Short documentary)
 1991She Don’t Fade (Short)
 1990Janine
 1989Wild Thing: A Poem by Sapphire (Video short)

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