Nigerian American director Chinonye Chukwu is set to helm a feature film based on Emmett Till’s tragic death.
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‘It’s been good that people have connected to this film,” says Tayarisha Poe
Director Tayarisha Poe is in a great mood. She has a good reason to be. She’s…
Blue Story’ sends a stark message on gang life
There’s a scene in “Blue Story,” where gang members argue over the avoidable death of one…
PAFF leads festival season with several female directed films
From a transatlantic romcom, a political charged drama to a heroic biopic, the most crowd-pleasing films…
“I hope it encourages people to learn more about her,” says ‘Harriet’ makeup artist Angie Wells
It tells the extraordinary tale of Harriet Tubman’s escape from slavery and transformation into one of…
“Jordan Peele continued to raise the bar in horror specifically and film overall,” says AAFCA President/Co-Founder Gil Robertson
[Peele proved to be a favorite once again with the group of elite black film critics…
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From Script to Screen: Director Chinonye Chukwu Talks “Clemency”
Imagine if you had a few hours to live. What would you want to be your…
‘Queen & Slim’ is a study of race, gender and inclusiveness in America
Photos courtesy of Universal Pictures It’s hard not to love “Queen & Slim.” The chemistry between…