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THE CAVEMAN’S VALENTINE (2001) | The Micheaux Mission Review

Get ready, Missionaries! This week on Micheaux Mission, we’re diving into The Caveman’s Valentine (2001), a gripping psychological drama starring the legendary Samuel L. Jackson. Directed by Kasi Lemmons (Eve’s Bayou, Harriet), this underrated gem adapts George Dawes Green’s novel into a haunting tale of mystery, mental illness, and redemption. Jackson delivers a powerhouse performance as Romulus Ledbetter, a homeless man and former musical prodigy battling schizophrenia while investigating a murder in New York City. Kasi Lemmons’ signature storytelling and striking visuals bring depth to this independent Black cinema classic, making it a must-watch for fans of her work and thought-provoking dramas. Join us as we break down this compelling film, exploring its themes, performances, and impact on Black storytelling in Hollywood. Whether you love Samuel L. Jackson’s diverse roles, appreciate Kasi Lemmons’ directorial genius, or seek out hidden gems in Black cinema, this review is for you! Like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into dramatic Black films, indie classics, and cinematic storytelling. Share with fellow film lovers, and let’s continue the Micheaux Mission! #BlackCinema #KasiLemmons #SamuelLJackson #MovieReview #TheCavemansValentine #MicheauxMission #FilmDiscussion