The Homesteader (movie)

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The Homesteader
Directed by Oscar Micheaux
Produced by Oscar Micheaux
Written by Oscar Micheaux
Starring Charles D. Lucas
Evelyn Preer
Iris Hall
Inez Smith
Vernon S. Duncan
Charles S. More
Trevy Woods
William George
Distributed by Micheaux Book & Film Company

The Homesteader was a 1919 black and white, silent film by African American author and filmmaker Oscar Micheaux. The film was produced, co-directed and written for the screen by Micheaux, based on his book of the same name. It is believed to be the first feature-length film made with a black cast and crew, for a black audience. Most of the filming, if not all, took place in Winner, South Dakota. At present, this film is not available for viewing.

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