Black New York | The World, the Flesh and the Devil (Day 3)
The World, the Flesh and the Devil imagines Gotham stripped of crowds, conflict, and hierarchy, leaving a Black man alone with space, silence, and moral choice.
On Deck | Star Trek: Starfleet Academy — “Series Acclimation Mil” (Episode 105)
As Star Trek: Starfleet Academy moves deeper into its first season, “Series Acclimation Mil” shifts the focus from early promise to long-term endurance.
Black New York Begins
Throughout Black History Month, FilmGordon explores New York City as a foundational force in cinema, moving day by day through the five boroughs via films, eras, and music that define Black life on screen.
On Deck | Hijack — “Switch” (Episode 204)
As Hijack continues its relentless second season, “Switch” marks a decisive turning point where control no longer rests where it once did.
The Night Manager (Recap) | Episode 206
Betrayals explode as Pine, Teddy, and Roper collide in a ruthless endgame where loyalty fractures, power shifts, and survival comes at a devastating cost.
First Reels | Michael
The Michael trailer doesn’t play like a preview. It plays like a proposition. More manifesto than montage, it signals a film intent on capturing Michael Jackson not just as a man, but as a global phenomenon.
Black New York | Shaft (Day 2)
Shaft redefined the city on screen, placing Richard Roundtree’s John Shaft at the center of Harlem with confidence, intelligence, and unmistakable authority.
Black New York | The Love of Ivy (Day 1)
For Love of Ivy places Black desire, class, and emotional intelligence at the center of 1960s New York, moving between Harlem and the Upper East Side with clarity and restraint.