Bolts Distinction | Moonlight: A Measure of Legacy
Bolts Distinction begins with Moonlight, a film that redefined what Black cinematic excellence could look like.
Andre Holland
Reel Reviews | The Dutchman
A chance subway encounter spirals into a dangerous psychological game in Dutchman, a bold reimagining of Amiri Baraka’s classic.
Reel Reviews | Love, Brooklyn (Sundance ’25)
A love letter to Brooklyn that forgets to seal the envelope.
Reel Reviews | Exhibiting Forgiveness (Sundance ’24)
It is an incredible movie that looks beautiful and is well-acted.
Reel Reviews | Frederick Douglass: In Five Speeches
This doc breathes the same fire, the same truths, and the same mentality of all of Douglass’ other speeches to land and possibly a world that has not just failed to finish the fight for equality but seems to be fanning the flames hotter than ever.
Reel Reviews | Passing
Passing powerfully explores a subject that is familiar yet unspoken in the African American tradition but unknown to the mainstream.
Reel Reviews | Moonlight
A young’s man struggle to discover his sexual identity is painfully documented over the course of several tumultuous periods of his life in writer/director Barry [read more]