TV Schedule for ScreenPix: Voices

Census Taker (1984)

Fed up with his intrusiveness, members of a family shoot a census taker and try to hide his body from a detective.

Carbon Copy (1981)

A white executive (George Segal) with a white wife (Susan Saint James) learns he has an illegitimate 17-year-old son (Denzel Washington) who's not white.

Salt and Pepper (1968)

London nightclub owners (Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford) play spy and foil a military madman out to overthrow the government.

The Wild Pair (1987)

An FBI agent (Beau Bridges) and a detective (Bubba Smith) tie ghetto drugs and mayhem to a colonel's (Lloyd Bridges) white supremacists.

Article 99 (1992)

A surgeon (Ray Liotta) and his colleagues show a new doctor (Kiefer Sutherland) how to cut red tape at a poorly run hospital for veterans.

Census Taker (1984)

Fed up with his intrusiveness, members of a family shoot a census taker and try to hide his body from a detective.

Across 110th Street (1972)

Mobsters and crooked police (Anthony Quinn, Yaphet Kotto) hunt three hoods who have robbed a mob operation in Harlem.

Truck Turner (1974)

A skip tracer (Isaac Hayes) pursuing a dangerous criminal becomes a target of the black underworld.

Drum (1976)

A slaver (Warren Oates) buys Drum (Ken Norton), a bordello queen's (Silvia Pinal) son, in the 1860s New Orleans.

Friday Foster (1975)

Photographer Friday Foster travels to an airport to capture a few shots of the richest black man in the United States. As she takes pictures, she witnesses an assassination attempt on her subject and becomes a target of the assassins.

The Monkey Hustle (1976)

A rip-off artist (Yaphet Kotto), a racketeer (Rudy Ray Moore) and other street hustlers oppose a freeway in their Chicago ghetto.

Across 110th Street (1972)

Mobsters and crooked police (Anthony Quinn, Yaphet Kotto) hunt three hoods who have robbed a mob operation in Harlem.

Truck Turner (1974)

A skip tracer (Isaac Hayes) pursuing a dangerous criminal becomes a target of the black underworld.

Drum (1976)

A slaver (Warren Oates) buys Drum (Ken Norton), a bordello queen's (Silvia Pinal) son, in the 1860s New Orleans.

Friday Foster (1975)

Photographer Friday Foster travels to an airport to capture a few shots of the richest black man in the United States. As she takes pictures, she witnesses an assassination attempt on her subject and becomes a target of the assassins.

The Monkey Hustle (1976)

A rip-off artist (Yaphet Kotto), a racketeer (Rudy Ray Moore) and other street hustlers oppose a freeway in their Chicago ghetto.