Lemonade
Beyoncé's sophomore visual album presents a collection of short films that delivers a piercing examination of racial issues and feminist concepts, rendered through a sexually charged, satirical, and solemn tonal palette.
Director(s)
Kahlil Joseph
Melina Matsoukas
Dikayl Rimmasch
Todd Tourso
Mark Romanek
Jonas Åkerlund
Khalik Allah
Malik Hassan Sayeed
Lily Keber
Nicole Otero
Jonas Morales
Rob Jackson
Pierre Cailliarec
Sean Horner
Craig A. Pinckes
Andrew Coffing
Jeffrey Wetzel
Jey Wada
Mark Christopher
Shannon Troll
Eric Topper
Dean Peratsakis
Patrick Cunningham
Jimmy Brayl
Paul Schneider
Laly García
Angel de la Viña
Aman Segal
Gerald Hackman
George Harkness
Mary Frances Eglin
Sarah Dart
Tara Riddell
Cast & Crew
Facts
- 1
Matthew Fulks sued Beyoncé and Sony, claiming the trailer copied nine visual elements from his short film Palinoia.
- 2
Beyoncé used the Super Bowl halftime show stage to present a political message about racism and police brutality.
Lemonade FAQs
The directors of Lemonade are Kahlil Joseph, Melina Matsoukas, Dikayl Rimmasch, Todd Tourso, Mark Romanek, Jonas Åkerlund, Khalik Allah, Malik Hassan Sayeed, Lily Keber, Nicole Otero, Jonas Morales, Rob Jackson, Pierre Cailliarec, Sean Horner, Craig A. Pinckes, Andrew Coffing, Jeffrey Wetzel, Jey Wada, Mark Christopher, Shannon Troll, Eric Topper, Dean Peratsakis, Patrick Cunningham, Jimmy Brayl, Paul Schneider, Laly García, Angel de la Viña, Aman Segal, Gerald Hackman, George Harkness, Mary Frances Eglin, Sarah Dart, and Tara Riddell.
The cast of Lemonade includes Quvenzhané Wallis as Self, Richard Lawson as Self (home footage), Serena Williams as Self, Fulani Bahati as Self, China Taylor as Self, Zendaya as Self, Abel Tesfaye as Self (voice) (uncredited), Kendrick Lamar as Self (voice) (uncredited), JAŸ-Z as Self, Ahsia Pettigrew as Self, Marquita Washington as Self, Desiree Dixon as Self, and more.
The duration of Lemonade is 1h 5 mins.
Lemonade was released on 23 Apr 2016.
Lemonade is listed under Music and TV Movie on Fanbiz.
1. Matthew Fulks sued Beyoncé and Sony, claiming the trailer copied nine visual elements from his short film Palinoia. 2. Beyoncé used the Super Bowl halftime show stage to present a political message about racism and police brutality.
