Everyday Use

The film centers on a wayward daughter who returns to her family, struggling to reconnect with her roots. Her belief that her identity is strictly African creates tension with her sharecropper family, highlighting the complexities of heritage and belonging.

Directed by a team from Films for the Humanities and Sciences, Everyday Use features Rachel Luttrell and Gary Poux in prominent roles. This adaptation of Walker's narrative provides a thoughtful exploration of cultural identity and familial relationships, making it a relevant piece for those interested in drama films that tackle social issues.