One Night in Miami: Which Path to Freedom?: Variety + Amazon

To promote Amazon Studios’ film “One Night in Miami…” for awards consideration, Variety Content Studio created a cross-platform campaign including original print, video and digital content. Starting with a powerful essay by acclaimed writer Caroline Randall Williams and featuring original art by noted illustrator Lincoln Agnew, this package sheds light on a topic that still resonates today: What is the responsibility of Black celebrities toward the civil rights movement? (Malcolm X, Cassius Clay, Jim Brown and Sam Cooke confront that issue in the film.) Four original videos, including exclusive interviews, provide an inside look at the making of the film, with the kind of insightful conversations only Variety can deliver. Bold print and web design add impact to the presentation. “One Night in Miami…” was nominated for numerous awards including three Oscars, all in categories specifically targeted by this package: adapted screenplay, supporting actor and original song.

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