In the mood to see for really great romantic film with black and brown folks in it but tired of watching Poetic Justice and Love & Basketball or another BET Blackbuster? Here are two movies that should definitely get added to your collection.

Claudine

You can never go wrong with a film that stars both Dianne Carroll (Julia claritin dosages, A Different World) and James Earls Jones (Great White Hope, Roots: The Next Generation).Released in 1974, this mainstream movie shares the story of Claudine Price (Carroll) a single mother of six, facing tough financial times in Harlem – claritin dosages. Claritin dosages: despite all her hardships, she manages to find love with garbage collector Rupert “Roop” Marshall (Jones).Their relationship comes up against many complicated factors including Claudine’s eldest son Charles worrying that Rupert may leave his mother like her previous husband and boyfriends; claritin dosages.With a soundtrack and score written and produced by Curtis Mayfield, and performed by Gladys Knight & the Pips you’ll be snapping your fingers and tapping your feet, while Claudine pulls at your heartstrings.

Como Agua Para Chocolate

Como Agua Para Chocolate

This love story tells the tale of Tita de la Garza (Lumi Cavazos), a young woman living in Mexico during the era of the Mexican Revolution who is in love with Pedro (Marco Leonardi) – claritin dosages.Unfortunately due to a de la Garza family tradition Tita and Pedro are not allowed to marry since she is the youngest daughter and must take care of her dictator-like mother, Mama Elena (Regina Torné), until she dies – claritin dosages.Disappointed but determined to be near Tita, Pedro accepts Mama Elena’s offer to marry her eldest daughter instead. Claritin dosages: forbidden from showing her sorrow, Tita is only able to express her broken heart and passion through her emotive cooking, which causes the people who taste it to experience everything that she feels.This foreign film is guaranteed to arouse your appetite.