A Man Called Adam
The Beverly Theater

Join fellow cinephiles at The Beverly Theater for a screening of the classic film "A Man Called Adam." This 1966 drama stars Sammy Davis Jr. as Adam Johnson, a talented but troubled jazz musician battling personal demons while navigating the challenging landscape of the 1960s music scene. The film features extraordinary musical performances and a powerful storyline that explores themes of racial injustice, self-destruction, and redemption.

The Beverly Theater's intimate setting and excellent acoustics provide the perfect environment to appreciate this cinematic gem. The film's remarkable soundtrack includes performances by jazz legends, enhancing the authentic portrayal of the 1960s jazz world. This screening offers both film enthusiasts and music lovers a chance to experience a significant work that combines compelling drama with historical musical context.

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