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School Daze is a 1988 American musical drama comedy film written and directed by Spike Lee and starring Lee along with Laurence Fishburne (credited as Larry Fishburne), Giancarlo Esposito, and Tisha Campbell.
A comedy film about black college life in Georgia, featuring conflicts between fraternities, sororities, and activists. Dap, a militant senior, leads a protest against apartheid, while Julian, a Gamma leader, faces challenges from his pledges and girlfriend.
A movie review by Roger Ebert that praises Spike Lee's "School Daze" for its honest and revealing portrayal of modern middle-class black life in America. The film deals with divisions, issues and conflicts among black students at an all-black university, such as skin color, hair, activism and fraternities.
School Daze. An off-beat musical comedy that takes an unforgettable look at black college life. Amidst gala coronations, football, fraternities, parades and parties thes...
Socially conscious Dap plans to shake up homecoming at Mission College by staging a political action against the school’s elitist Greek system, while his conflicted cousin crosses over to “Gamma” Land—setting off a weekend of rivalry, romance and rituals.
School Daze is undeniably messy, but thought-provoking themes, strong performances, and Spike Lee's ingratiating energy help tie it all together. Read Critics Reviews
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Watch School Daze, a 1988 film by Spike Lee that depicts the challenges and conflicts of Black students at a historically Black college. The film features musical numbers, social commentary, and a star-studded cast.
