Inside Buffalo / FKK Filmz presents ; written and directed by Fred Kudjo Kuwornu ; produced by FKK Filmz.

The 92nd Buffalo Division was an all African-American segregated combat unit that fought with outstanding heroism in Italy during the Second World War. The 'Buffalo Soldiers' were men who valiantly fought two wars at the same time: one against the Nazis, the other against racial discrimination. Thos...

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Corporate Authors:	FKK Filmz (Firm) (Production company) Kunaki (Firm) (Film distributor)
Other Authors:	Kuwornu, Fred Kudjo (Film director, Screenwriter, Producer) Jeffrey, Patrick (Film director) McClave, Dave (Film director) Navarra, Massimiliano (Film director) Merkler, Avital (Film director, Editor of moving image work) Wright, J. J. (Narrator) Oppido, Dario (Narrator) Munsel, Angelo (Translator) McBride, James, 1957- (Interviewee) Ramsey, Leroy L. (Interviewee) Watson, Spann (Interviewee) MacLeod, Kevin (composer (expression)) Stendardi, Mario (composer (expression)) Severi, Davide (composer (expression)) Fall, Leo, 1873-1925 (composer (expression))
Language:	English Italian
Language of the Original:	English Italian
Language and/or Writing System:	In English and Italian with English subtitles.
Published:	Italy : FKK Filmz, 2009.
Subjects:	United States. > Army. > Infantry Division, 92nd. World War, 1939-1945 > Italy > Participation, African American. African American soldiers > History. African American soldiers. Military participation > African American. Italy. 1939-1945 Documentary films. Biographical films. Nonfiction films. War films. History.
Genre:	Documentary films. Biographical films. Nonfiction films. War films. History.
Physical Description:	1 DVD video (approximately 59 min.) : sound, color with black & white sequences ; 4 3/4 in.
Format:	Video DVD

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