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Jana Babatunde-Bey, an Overbrook veteran, and J. Bey Entertainment are set to produce the upcoming feature film CURTSY, which focuses on the world of African American debutantes. The film aims to provide a rare depiction of modern African American Cotillions, which are sponsored by prestigious Black organizations in the United States. The project will be directed by Golden Globe and Emmy Award-winner Debbie Allen and written by Teryl Warren. CURTSY will explore themes of family, community, tradition, and empowerment, and promises to deliver glamour, spectacle, cultural insights, and nostalgia. [Extracted from the article] |
