‘Shaft’ Unveiled Blaxploitation’s Cultural Revolution
‘Shaft’ (1971) sparks discourse and debate, and challenges prevailing norms, unveiling the cultural revolution of Blaxploitation cinema. Essay by Juahl Ganaway.
Read More‘Shaft’ (1971) sparks discourse and debate, and challenges prevailing norms, unveiling the cultural revolution of Blaxploitation cinema. Essay by Juahl Ganaway.
Read MoreAnnette Bening and Jodie Foster are Academy Award-nominated for their performances in sports film ‘Nyad’. a film led by their talent but otherwise lacking quality. Review by Ariana Martinez.
Read MoreBest Picture winner ‘Moonlight’ (2016) is an experience we all must have, a film as truthful as the skin on your palm. Barry Jenkins directs a rich ensemble. Review by Bella Madge.
Read MoreAcclaimed movie musical ‘The Sound of Music’ (1965), Robert Wise’s Oscars Best Picture winner starring Julie Andrews, is a memorable gem that never loses its staying power. Review by Alannah Purslow.
Read MoreYou’ve never seen anything quite like Netflix’s Oscars Animated Feature nominee ‘Nimona’ (2023), a film that deserves recognition for its own form of greatness. Review by Lamorna Peake.
Read More‘The Wizard of Oz’ (1939) remains an impressive filmmaking achievement almost a century on from its release. Victor Fleming directs Judy Garland in timeless technicolour. Review by Clotilde Chinnici.
Read MoreBAFTA-nominated documentary ‘STILL: A Michael J. Fox Movie’ (2023) is the story of the ‘Back to the Future’ star’s life in his own words. A film that provides some life lessons. Review by Rob Jones.
Read MoreRichard Linklater’s middle entry into his Before Trilogy, ‘Before Sunset’ (2004) is about attempting to live in the present. Here’s how it achieves that. Essay by Kyra Lieberman.
Read MoreThe medium of animation is snubbed by The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences every Oscars season. In 2024, animated film has been failed again. Essay by Munir Abedrabbo C.
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