Bartees Strange's Interior HauntingsNineties Black horror films blend folklore with social issues, teaching moral lessons through fear.
How "Nickel Boys" Critiques the Camera in America CinemaThe article explores the blending of documentary and dramatic genres in recent films, questioning their traditional boundaries.
Bartees Strange's Interior HauntingsNineties Black horror films blend folklore with social issues, teaching moral lessons through fear.
How "Nickel Boys" Critiques the Camera in America CinemaThe article explores the blending of documentary and dramatic genres in recent films, questioning their traditional boundaries.
Nickel Boys gives a new point of view to the Civil Rights eraAdapting 'The Nickel Boys' sheds light on historical injustices while offering a nuanced view of Black life and resilience.
Nickel Boys' Director RaMell Ross On Reinventing the Very Act of SeeingFlight symbolizes freedom and exploration for Ross after a significant project; it reflects on Black people's wider struggles with time and narrative.
Nickel Boys gives a new point of view to the Civil Rights eraAdapting 'The Nickel Boys' sheds light on historical injustices while offering a nuanced view of Black life and resilience.
Nickel Boys' Director RaMell Ross On Reinventing the Very Act of SeeingFlight symbolizes freedom and exploration for Ross after a significant project; it reflects on Black people's wider struggles with time and narrative.
Female Filmmakers In Focus: Zeinabu irene Davis on "Compensation" | Interviews | Roger EbertZeinabu irene Davis's film "Compensation" explores parallel love stories of a deaf woman and a hearing man across different eras in Chicago.
HowExhibiting ForgivenessExplores the Limits of Religion and AbsolutionTitus Kaphar's film, Exhibiting Forgiveness, explores the complexities of forgiveness and childhood trauma through a fictional lens, diverging from traditional narratives.
Andre Holland Talks Deleted Scenes from "42" | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertAndré Holland emphasizes the significance of portraying historical Black stories through his role and the impact it had on his career.
Female Filmmakers In Focus: Zeinabu irene Davis on "Compensation" | Interviews | Roger EbertZeinabu irene Davis's film "Compensation" explores parallel love stories of a deaf woman and a hearing man across different eras in Chicago.
HowExhibiting ForgivenessExplores the Limits of Religion and AbsolutionTitus Kaphar's film, Exhibiting Forgiveness, explores the complexities of forgiveness and childhood trauma through a fictional lens, diverging from traditional narratives.
Andre Holland Talks Deleted Scenes from "42" | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertAndré Holland emphasizes the significance of portraying historical Black stories through his role and the impact it had on his career.
17 Realllllly Freaking Good Movies That White People Need To Watch At Least Once In Their LivesThe article advocates for exploring underrated Black-led films to appreciate diverse storytelling in cinema.
Andre Holland on Why Getting Financing for 'Love, Brooklyn' Was the 'Hardest Thing He's Ever Done'André Holland's film "Love, Brooklyn" explores Black romance through a relatable story of creative and romantic struggles in a changing urban landscape.
One of 2019's Most Acclaimed Books Is Now One of 2024's Most Acclaimed Movies. It Took a Huge Risk.RaMell Ross transitioned from his personal documentary style to directing the Oscar-contending adaptation, Nickel Boys, illustrating his unique career path.
Review | 'Nickel Boys' adapts a Pulitzer-winning novel into a great American movie"Nickel Boys" is a visually stunning film that addresses historical injustices faced by young Black men while embodying hope and beauty.The movie is inspired by the true events of the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys and evokes deep emotional responses.
Nickel Boys Is a Cinematic Experience Unlike Any OtherRaMell Ross's adaptation of Nickel Boys transforms perception through a unique subjective camera technique, enhancing audience immersion in the characters' emotional journeys.
One of 2019's Most Acclaimed Books Is Now One of 2024's Most Acclaimed Movies. It Took a Huge Risk.RaMell Ross transitioned from his personal documentary style to directing the Oscar-contending adaptation, Nickel Boys, illustrating his unique career path.
Review | 'Nickel Boys' adapts a Pulitzer-winning novel into a great American movie"Nickel Boys" is a visually stunning film that addresses historical injustices faced by young Black men while embodying hope and beauty.The movie is inspired by the true events of the Arthur G. Dozier School for Boys and evokes deep emotional responses.
Nickel Boys Is a Cinematic Experience Unlike Any OtherRaMell Ross's adaptation of Nickel Boys transforms perception through a unique subjective camera technique, enhancing audience immersion in the characters' emotional journeys.
My Night at the Critics Choice Celebration of Black Cinema and Television | Chaz's Journal | Roger EbertThere has been significant progress in recognizing African-American filmmakers and entertainers at film awards over the past decades.
Black Harvest Film Festival 2024: Disco Afrika, It Was All a Dream, Dreams Like Paper Boats | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertBlack Harvest Film Festival connects Chicagoans through stories of Black identity, highlighting the global struggles that resonate within the community.
Black Harvest Film Festival 2024: A Reflection of a City on the Rise | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertChicago is emerging as a new cultural hub for creative opportunities, rivaling traditional centers like Hollywood.
Black Harvest Film Festival 2024: Disco Afrika, It Was All a Dream, Dreams Like Paper Boats | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertBlack Harvest Film Festival connects Chicagoans through stories of Black identity, highlighting the global struggles that resonate within the community.
Black Harvest Film Festival 2024: A Reflection of a City on the Rise | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertChicago is emerging as a new cultural hub for creative opportunities, rivaling traditional centers like Hollywood.
Black Harvest Film Festival 2024 Preview | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertThe Black Harvest Film Festival showcases powerful Black cinema, celebrating a diverse range of stories and filmmakers from across the diaspora this fall.
CIFF 2024: Compensation, The Spook Who Sat by the Door, Save the Children | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertThe Black Perspectives Program revitalizes classic films through 4K restoration, enhancing accessibility and allowing new audiences to connect with Black filmmakers' narratives.
CIFF 2024: On the Legacy and Importance of The Spook Who Sat by the Door | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertThe restoration of 'The Spook Who Sat By the Door' returns an important Black revolutionary film to contemporary audiences.
'Rebel Ridge' Is As Sharp As Revenge Thrillers Get | Defector'Get Out' transformed cinematic narratives around black experiences, particularly the traffic stop, by infusing them with deep meaning and fresh perspectives.
CIFF 2024: On the Legacy and Importance of The Spook Who Sat by the Door | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertThe restoration of 'The Spook Who Sat By the Door' returns an important Black revolutionary film to contemporary audiences.
'Rebel Ridge' Is As Sharp As Revenge Thrillers Get | Defector'Get Out' transformed cinematic narratives around black experiences, particularly the traffic stop, by infusing them with deep meaning and fresh perspectives.
30 Years Later, Marvel's Best Director Is About to Revitalize an Underrated Horror GenreSinners aims to revive the vampire period drama genre with fresh narratives and a strong cast, addressing a growing demand for Black vampire films.
2024 XL Film Festival & Summit - Highlights of its Sophomore Year | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertThe XL Film Festival & Summit focuses on empowering Black filmmakers through knowledge sharing and diverse programming.
This Digital Archivist Believes Hollywood's 'Competition Era' Is OverThe entertainment industry's future is unreliable amidst significant financial and representation challenges.
Tyler Perry Called Critics Of His Movies "Highbrow," And People Had A Lot To Say About ItTyler Perry's impact stretches from stage plays to a 330-acre film studio, despite criticism for negative portrayals in his work.
2024 XL Film Festival & Summit - Highlights of its Sophomore Year | Festivals & Awards | Roger EbertThe XL Film Festival & Summit focuses on empowering Black filmmakers through knowledge sharing and diverse programming.
This Digital Archivist Believes Hollywood's 'Competition Era' Is OverThe entertainment industry's future is unreliable amidst significant financial and representation challenges.
Tyler Perry Called Critics Of His Movies "Highbrow," And People Had A Lot To Say About ItTyler Perry's impact stretches from stage plays to a 330-acre film studio, despite criticism for negative portrayals in his work.
54 Films Featured in Justin Simien's 'Hollywood Black'The docuseries "Hollywood Black" reveals the overlooked history of the Black experience in Hollywood, inspiring renewed appreciation for significant films and filmmakers.
Hollywood Black movie review & film summary (2024) | Roger EbertThe docuseries 'Hollywood Black' lacks depth in portraying Black cinematic history despite a solid thesis and notable interviews.
54 Films Featured in Justin Simien's 'Hollywood Black'The docuseries "Hollywood Black" reveals the overlooked history of the Black experience in Hollywood, inspiring renewed appreciation for significant films and filmmakers.
Hollywood Black movie review & film summary (2024) | Roger EbertThe docuseries 'Hollywood Black' lacks depth in portraying Black cinematic history despite a solid thesis and notable interviews.
The Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat review female friendship saga falls flatThe Supremes at Earl's All-You-Can-Eat is a dramedy focused on joy and friendship amidst life's challenges, rather than solely on trauma.