In a banner year for reflective, coming-of-age films, James Gray’s “Armageddon Time” belongs to the blended family that includes the…
Rebecca Hall’s directorial debut is a powerful drama that brings Nella Larsen’s 1929 novel of the same name to the…
What’s nice about the SXSW Film Festival is its devotion to shorts. With categories such as documentary, narrative, and animated,…
(Warning Minor Spoilers!) On the day of his wedding, Conrad Lopez’ (Jonathan Iglesias) life is turned upside down when he…
“I’m afraid I’m going to die while living while black.” “Wade in the Water,” the new short, spoken-word film directed…
Actor/director David Bianchi, star of the HBO show “Westworld” (and recently with a role in DC Comic’s ”Birds of Prey: And the…
Loads to unpack here in “Mississippi Masala,” obviously, and it’s not just issues of one particular community that’s discussed here,…
Based on J.C Lee’s play of the same name, “Luce” (2019) is a gripping and ambiguous psychological thriller that explores…
As protests against systemic racism and racial injustice continue to rage across the United States, documentaries like “13th” are vital.…
The simple one word title in the 2016 Stephen Hopkins film “Race” means so much more. On the surface its…