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The Tapestry

1976, English. Directed by Maya Angelou.

A young Black law-student tries to juggle her studies, lover and friend while battling her inner-demons.

A television drama directed by Maya Angelou. In 1975, the accomplished writer became the first African American woman to join the Directors Guild of America in the director’s category. Produced by trailblazing TV executive Barbara Schultz, Visions often focused on complex themes including social justice, feminism, race and sexuality. Executive Producer: Barbara Schultz. Director: Maya Angelou. Writer: Alexis DeVeaux. With: Gloria Jones Schultz, Glynn Turman, Ebony Wright.

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The Tapestry runs 56 minutes (0h 56m).

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The Tapestry isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 30 December 1976. (Checked 9 November 2026.)

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If you liked The Tapestry, try Girlfight, The Ron Clark Story, Ruby Sparks.

Who directed The Tapestry?

The Tapestry (1976) was directed by Maya Angelou and stars Gloria Jones Schultz, Glynn Turman, Ebony Wright.

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