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Lee broke out as a filmmaker with this feature on how race relations in a Black neighbourhood undergo a change when a pizzeria owner refuses to feature Black talent on his walls.
Lee directed Denzel Washington in this biopic of the eponymous American Black rights activist and leader of the Nation of Islam.
Lee helmed this semi-autobiographical feature set in 70s Brooklyn, featuring an odd couple: a school teacher and a jazz musician, and their five children.
Lee took on the sheer strangeness of network television with this film about a producer who, after a good idea of his is rejected, pitches something ridiculous in the hope of being fired, only for the network to commission the show, which then becomes a major hit.
Lee directed Edward Norton in this film about a convicted drug dealer's last hours of freedom before he surrenders to undergo the seven-year sentence he has been awarded.
Lee directed Denzel Washington, Jodie Foster, and Clive Owen in this film about a hostage situation in a bank.
Lee directed this film about a Black police officer and his Jewish colleague attempting to infiltrate the White supremacist organisation Ku Klux Klan in 70s America.
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