• entertainment

    Zendaya and John David Washington Sizzle in Malcolm and Marie

    I love a film that keeps you on your toes and leaves you perplexed, invigorated and overwhelmed to the point you can't wait to discuss with your peers and constituents…

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  • Coming Attractions,  entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Film Reviews,  Sundance Film Festival

    August Wilson’s Work Takes Center Stage in Giving Voice

    Tennesse Williams, Eugene O’Neill, Mark Twain, Terrance McNally, Arthur Miller are some of America’s most revered playwrights.  We speak their name and discuss their work often, but why do we…

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  • Coming Attractions,  entertainment,  Film Reviews

    Chadwick Boseman Gives Career Performance in Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom

    Wilson was notorious for having male heavy casts, so if you were the lone female of the crew your skills needed to be strong and stellar.  It's also interesting to…

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  • entertainment

    Hillbilly Elegy Illustrates Family Survival in the Midst of Addiction

    Some may screen this film and be annoyed by what they see as a cliche' about mountain folk and poor folk.  The truth is nothing is a cliche' when a…

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  • entertainment,  Film Reviews

    Sophia Loren is Exquisitely Directed by Son in The Life Ahead

    Based on Romain Gary's 1975 book The Life Before Us (adapted once before, in 1977's Madame Rosa -  starring Simone Signoret), The Life Ahead results in a tour de force performance…

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  • Coming Attractions,  entertainment,  Film Reviews

    Jingle Jangle Swings Into Holiday Season with Chocolate Classic

    Lyn and David Talbert have been producing and writing for more than 20 years.  Now, they have managed to create a new Christmas classic where every little Black girl and…

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  • Coming Attractions,  entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Film Reviews

    Politics, Civil Justice and the Law in Sorkin’s The Trial of the Chicago 7

    Sasha Baron Cohen breaks out of any stereotypical ideology that proceeds him in the role of Abbie Hoffman. His comedic sensibility serve him well in reenacting Hoffman's courtroom antics and…

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  • entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Film Reviews,  Sundance Film Festival

    Radha Blank Shares Her 40 year Old Version and It Is Right on Time

    This amazingly gifted new cinematic voice shatters stereotypes with a story that point blank illustrates how long Black artists have been wearing masks out of fear, being fired or being…

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  • entertainment,  Film Festivals,  Film Reviews

    The Boys in The Band Touts Stellar Male Cast and Killer Soundtrack

    It's heartbreakingly honest, gloriously funny, yet laden with an intensely poignant representation at a group of men just having a good time while letting their laundry hang all the way…

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  • Documentary Film Review,  entertainment,  Film Reviews

    Climate Change, Soil and Sustainability Help Humans Kiss The Ground

    Expertly directed by Joshua Tickell and based on his book by the same name, KISS THE GROUND is a global documentary wake-up call to every living, breathing human being that rapid erosion…

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