Kathleen Collins’ The Cruz Brothers and Miss Malloy gives us an urge to be free, to literally want to run and “find ourselves.”
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In pt 2, Dennis Leroy Kangalee explores Billy Dee Williams’ personal iconography, his search for a director who can channel him correctly, Billy Dee’s psychedelic mind expansions, and, oh yeah, Star Wars.
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Our blog contributor Jacob Gray, who recently completed the first-ever THUH FILM FESTIVAL, chats with Luminal founder Curtis Caesar John about film programming and a life in cinema
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Dennis Leroy Kangalee explores how and why actor Billy Dee Williams is our most underrated matinee idol
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With life, liberty, and property being denied to Black Los Angelenos in the 1950’s, famed actress Hattie McDaniel fought for the rights of her people.
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Our review of the wild ride that is Janicza Bravo’s ZOLA. But is it worth watching?
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