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  • Wasteman — 2025 TorontoInternational Film Festival

    (***1/2) Damn. He’s near parole then fate gives him a new roommate. What could go ... [ Read More ]

    Wasteman — 2025 TorontoInternational Film Festival
  • A House of Dynamite Premieres at the 2025 New YorkFilm Festival

    (****) “Object remains inbound!” Those aren’t the words you want to hear when a nuclear ... [ Read More ]

    A House of Dynamite Premieres at the 2025 New YorkFilm Festival
  • The Secret Agent — 2025 Toronto International Film Festival

    (****)   “I am under a death threat… it’s a dangerous situation.” Marcelo (Wagner ... [ Read More ]

    The Secret Agent — 2025 Toronto International Film Festival
  • The Choral — 2025 Toronto International Film Festival

    (***1/2)  When they sang in harmony they thought it would be forever. World War I thought ... [ Read More ]

    The Choral — 2025 Toronto International Film Festival
  • Dead Man’s Wire — 2025 Toronto International Film Festival

    (***)  He’s pissed. He’s so t-ed off he’s grabbed a gun and a hostage. Someone’s gonna ... [ Read More ]

    Dead Man’s Wire — 2025 Toronto International Film Festival
  • The Smashing Machine — 2025 Toronto International Film Festival

    (***)  “Am I going to hurt him befor he hurts me?”   That’s what’s on the mind ... [ Read More ]

    The Smashing Machine — 2025 Toronto International Film Festival
  • One Battle After Another

    (**1/2) The revolution will not be televised. But it’s been made into a movie… They knew ... [ Read More ]

    One Battle After Another
  • The Lost Bus — 2025 TorontoInternational Film Festival

    (***1/2)  It started with a spark, and no one knew how it would end. That’s how the ... [ Read More ]

    The Lost Bus — 2025 TorontoInternational Film Festival
  • Black Films Help 2025 Toronto International Film Festival Celebrate its 50th Anniversary

    As TIFF turned 50 it rolled out the red carpet for 291 films from around the world. Over 11 festive ... [ Read More ]

    Black Films Help 2025 Toronto International Film Festival Celebrate its 50th Anniversary
  • Love, Brooklyn

    (**1/2) He loves her. He loves her not. She loves him, she loves him not. That’s why they ... [ Read More ]

    Love, Brooklyn
  • An Officer and a Spy

    (***1/2)  Accused, court-martialed and imprisoned. Back in late 1800s France, the ... [ Read More ]

    An Officer and a Spy
  • Highest 2 Lowest

    (***)  “Oh, what a beautiful mornin’, Oh what a beautiful day. I've got a ... [ Read More ]

    Highest 2 Lowest

A Man Called Otto

January 9, 2023 By: superuser

(**1/2) Can’t they all just get along? Apparently not, and the instigator is Otto Anderson (Tom Hanks), a grumpy old man with a chip on his shoulder and a grudge in his back packet.  All might be well in their comfy suburban Pittsburgh, PA community, if Otto didn’t spread the hurt he feels to others. […]

Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Top Black Restaurants

December 31, 2022 By: superuser

If you’re looking for a place to go for dinner, drinks and a good time, these Black restaurants and chefs are throwing down. They do a great job on New Year’s Eve and every day of the year. Check out my article on Essence.com and HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Click here: https://www.essence.com/lifestyle/celebrate-new-years-eve-at-top-black-restaurants/#1265874

Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody

December 28, 2022 By: superuser

(**1/2) It’s an illusion. When actress Naomi Ackie stands with her back to the camera, you stare at her clothes, wigs, physique and mannerisms and get tricked into thinking that’s Whitney Houston. Then she turns around, and it’s not. It’s a recurring mirage. A string of images that give Houston’s fans something to cling to.  Veteran record executive […]

­­­­­­­­10 BEST FILMS 2022 & BEST OF THE BEST

December 19, 2022 By: superuser

Call it a comeback! In 2022 the movie industry roared back with high-quality films, stellar performances and great artistry. For the record, movie theaters aren’t dead yet and streaming is a part of the equation and not the whole picture.  These noteworthy films and artists will vie for awards in weeks to come. Check out the best in cinema […]

Avatar: The Way of Water

December 14, 2022 By: superuser

(****) It’s more than you can possibly imagine. A fantasy world so vivid and real it commands your full attention for 3h 12m.  And when it’s done, you’ll still want to linger in this heightened state of make believe. You’d think after creating The Terminator, Aliens, Titanic and the ground-breaking Avatar that writer/director James Cameron had put all his creative cards on […]

Toast To The Holidays With Wines By Black Vintners

December 11, 2022 By: superuser

This year you can express your appreciation for those you love with a bottle of vino or sparkling wine from a Black-owned winery.  Check out my article in Essence to find out which wines pair well with the holidays, for drinking or gifts. 10 Black winemakers share tips on their wineries’ favorite wines and which […]

Emancipation

December 5, 2022 By: superuser

(**) It’s a miscalculation. This film is built around a former slave seen in a horrific photo whose back bore the scars of whippings and evil vestiges of slavery. Reimagining his life is a noble endeavor, but this is the wrong execution.  Aside from a brief interview and the short news article “Whipped Slave,” which […]

Discover Miami’s Top Black Restaurants and Global Cuisine During Miami Art Week

November 30, 2022 By: superuser

Miami Art Week features Art of Black Miami in its many events and Art Basel too. If you’re looking for Black restaurants and chefs to support while in Miami, I’ve written about a few for Essence.com. Check out my where-to-dine article and enjoy! Click here: https://www.essence.com/lifestyle/essence-eats/discover-miamis-top-black-restaurants-during-art-week/

Strange World

November 30, 2022 By: superuser

Strong familial conflict, magical adventures and timely social messaging make this animated feature a bit deeper than most.

The Wonder

November 21, 2022 By: superuser

(***) It’s a very simple story, at first. A modest allegory that pits religious fanaticism against common sense in a test of wills that slowly becomes biblical.  Ireland 1862, 13 years after the Great Famine of 1845/49 caused millions of deaths. Anna (Kíla Lord Cassidy), an 11-year-old girl living in the rural Irish Midlands, is […]

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