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Rosa Luxemburg at 150: Toward ‘a social order worthy of the human race’

March 3, 2021 By Jenny Farrell

Remembering Red Rosa on her 150th birthday.

Getting it right on Hampton, the Panthers, and ‘Judas and the Black Messiah’

March 2, 2021 By Joe Sims

Joe Sims makes the case that a recent People's World film review missed the mark on some important historical details.

‘Nomadland’: Moving on with America’s homeless van dwellers

March 1, 2021 By Michael Berkowitz

In Nomadland, Frances McDormand, the pre-eminent actor of our generation, has sketched a complex, but all too familiar character at the edge of society.

‘Hollywood’s Architect: The Paul R. Williams Story’ at PAFF

March 1, 2021 By Ed Rampell

I learned a lot from this very enjoyable, well-told 57-minute chronicle narrated by actor Courtney B. Vance that is about a truly admirable, gifted, dignified human being who defied the racism of his times by his...

‘Finding Sally’: A filmic inquiry into the heart of Ethiopia’s revolutionary upheavals

February 25, 2021 By Ed Rampell

The absorbing, informative Finding Sally is Tamara Mariam Dawit’s first full-length documentary, but hopefully not her last.