Jumping the Broom

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A rare look at the class divisions among African-Americans.

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Jumping the Broom
The groom's mother is a postal worker in Brooklyn. The bride's family lives in a seaside compound on Martha's Vineyard so spacious, no neighbors are visible. The bride and groom are in love, but their families are not. That was good enough for "Romeo and Juliet," and it still sorta works with "Jumping the Broom." …Read Full Review
Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun-Times - 05/04/2011