Sometimes, the path for a film from its festival debut to its theatrical release can be arduous. Low-budget movies without…
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This interview reveals plot details of the film “The Devil’s Bath,” and contains discussion of suicide. Veronika Franz and Severin…
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Much has been written about the presumed box-office “failure” of “Furiosa.” The quote marks are intentional: its immediate predecessor in the series, “Mad Max Fury Road,” is widely…
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When the American Film Institute moved its popular documentary film festival from Washington, D.C. to Los Angeles (combining it with…
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With “The Bikeriders,” now in theaters, Jeff Nichols finally made the film he’d been dreaming about for over two decades:…
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When the young, melancholic Lacy (Zoe Ziegler) begs her mother Janet (Julianne Nicholson) to pick her up from summer camp…
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I never saw Willie Mays play. A fact, through the very cruel accident of when I was born, I’ve always…
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It still feels oddly rare to see Black road movies. There are a couple of famous ones spanning genres like…
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The question of villainy has always been a complicated issue for African Americans in film. Being seen as full characters…
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Have you been watching TV at all these days? If you have, odds are you have seen fewer and fewer…
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