You think the Black Panther film is about “blackness”? No, it is about rage.
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Dee Rees wanted to make ‘an old-fashioned movie’ and ended up with an Oscar contender | The Washington Post
At the Middleburg Film Festival in October, the director Dee Rees had tears in her eyes. Her movie “Mudbound” had just brought a packed ballroom to its feet and, even though she had been on tour for several weeks with the film — a sprawling historical drama about two families, one African American, one white, working a hardscrabble patch of land in the American South — she was clearly overcome.
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‘Bad Lucky Goat’: Film Review | SXSW 2017 | The Hollywood Reporter
Bad juju makes for good comedy in this first feature by Bogota-based Samir Oliveros that screened at SXSW.
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Sabaah Folayan: You Don’t Need to Wait for Permission to Become an Activist | Elle
We speak to the director of a powerful documentary about Ferguson.
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Gentleman Jack And Omari Hardwick Celebrate African American Filmmakers With Real To Reel – Gentleman Jack
Gentleman Jack | Gentleman Jack, Real-to-Reel Gentleman Jack Double Mellowed Tennessee Whiskey is joining with Codeblack Entertainment and TVOne to support and highlight bold, new African American voices in film, with its Real to Reel contest. Participating filmmakers across the country will have a chance to win $10,000 and a VIP trip to Miami Beach […]
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