Conversations | Colman Domingo
On the latest episode of Conversations, two-time Black Reel Award winner Colman Domingo sits down with us to talk about his upcoming limited series, The Madness.
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Colman Domingo
Reel Reviews | Sing Sing
A theatre troupe finds an escape from the realities of incarceration through the creation of a stage play in this film based on a real-life rehabilitation program and featuring a cast that includes formerly incarcerated actors, Sing Sing.
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Reel Reviews | Drive-Away Dolls
The best thing that could be said about Drive-Away Dolls is that it is just the typical Coen Brothers’ film, missing a Coen.
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Reel Reviews | The Color Purple
One of the most anticipated films of the year, The Color Purple, hits theaters in time for Christmas Day and we take a DEEP dive into the latest adaptation.
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Conversations | Colman Domingo
One of the industry’s most versatile actors is enjoying a career year. Up next: Rustin.
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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.
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Reel Reviews | Candyman
by Kate Erbland | Indiewire By now, even expressing the need to reiterate that yes, many horror films are political, always have been, always
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Reel Reviews | Zola
by Tim Gordon The outrageous road-trip tale of an unsuspecting woman drawn into the sordid world of prostitution in the daring debut film
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