News of February 2, 2004
"Tupac: Resurrection" Nominated for Black Reel Award
At the fifth Black Reel Awards, the Tupac documentary was on the list for best film, alongside productions with Mos Def and LL Cool J.
The documentary about Tupac’s life received a first film award nomination in early 2004. As AllHipHop reported on February 2, Tupac: Resurrection was on the list for best film at the fifth Black Reel Awards. In the same category, The Italian Job with Mos Def and S.W.A.T. with LL Cool J, among others, competed.
Ceremony in Washington
In total, there were 46 nominees in the film division and more than 28 in television. Tim Gordon, executive director of the Black Reel Awards, praised the selection: the committee highlighted achievements that other awards had overlooked. Fans were able to vote online until February 6. The ceremony was scheduled for February 24, 2004, in Washington, D.C.
One year later, the film’s best-known nomination followed: Oscar nomination for “Tupac: Resurrection”. Further honors: Awards.