On the 125th episode of Piecing It Together, Josh Bell stops by to talk about a stylish, unique debut from filmmaker Tayarisha Poe, the Amazon Original Selah and the Spades. It's a film that flips the high school movie sub-genre by blending it with an almost organized crime style story. Puzzle pieces include Brick, Donnie Brasko, Rushmore and Mean Girls.

As always, SPOILER ALERT for Selah and The Spades and the movies we discuss!

https://www.amazon.com/Selah-Spades-Lovie-Simone/dp/B0868VWVH7

Writer / Director - Tayarisha Poe

Starring Lovie Simone, Jharrel Jerome, Celeste O'Connor, Ana Mulvoy Ten, Jesse Williams

Amazon

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