films
Connect, inspire, soar: The 2018 Pan African Film and Arts Festival
February 5, 2018Everyone, regardless of race our ethnicity, will find something to relate to in any number of these films.
Read more“Hostiles”: An apology for imperialism in a colorful package
February 1, 2018If a film references actual history and includes stunning visuals and acting, it can become accepted and internalized as “the truth.” Such is the case here.
Read more“Django”: A world-renowned jazz musician in wartime
January 26, 2018This new feature captures a few months in the life of world-famous Belgian-French Gypsy jazz guitarist and composer Django Reinhardt.
Read moreTwo new films, “Dunkirk” and “The Darkest Hour”: Who won the war?
January 19, 2018In the run up to the Academy Awards, two highly touted, vastly different popular films refocus attention on World War II.
Read more“The Shape of Water”: Shapes of things to come
January 8, 2018Guillermo del Toro’s beautifully crafted new film is a smart, funny, passionate sendup of Cold War hysteria and current right-wing white supremacy.
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