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  • October London is the Rebirth of Cool 

    (****) “Make me, make me wanna get down tonight….” October London sang what was on the ... [ Read More ]

    October London is the Rebirth of Cool 
  • Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning

    (***1/2)  If there’s one thing that we’ve learned over the 30-year history of this ... [ Read More ]

    Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
  • Hurry Up Tomorrow

    (**1/2) There’s something beautiful and intriguing about what you’re watching. What you’re ... [ Read More ]

    Hurry Up Tomorrow
  • Black Tea has NYC premiere at 2025 New York African Film Festival

    (**)  Even master auteurs have an off day. A premise that doesn’t pan out. A vision that ... [ Read More ]

    Black Tea has NYC premiere at 2025 New York African Film Festival
  • Thunderbolts*

    (**1/2)  When will the Marvel Universe stop feeding on its own? Never. But at least ... [ Read More ]

    Thunderbolts*
  • Havoc

    (**1/2)  Bullets will fly. Blood will be shed. When the dust settles, bodies will pile ... [ Read More ]

    Havoc
  • Sinners

    (***)  Is it possible to admire the artistry of a movie more than the movie itself? ... [ Read More ]

    Sinners
  • The Amateur

    (***)  Hell hath no fury like a nerd seeking revenge. That hardly seems like a threat, ... [ Read More ]

    The Amateur
  • The Friend

    (***)  Damn that’s a big dog. A big sad dog. So, what’s his problem? Well, he’s in ... [ Read More ]

    The Friend
  • The Woman in the Yard

    (**1/2)  The chickens are dead in their bloodied coop. The dog is gone, too. Is the ... [ Read More ]

    The Woman in the Yard
  • Magazine Dreams

    (**)  Images of Jonathan Majors (Creed III) in a skimpy swimsuit, sporting a lean, ... [ Read More ]

    Magazine Dreams
  • Black Bag

    (***) “There’s been a breach.” “We have a traitor.” “Who’s a suspect?” “Your ... [ Read More ]

    Black Bag

Swan Song

December 17, 2021 By: superuser

“I love you Cameron Tanner. Always have. Always will.” Most husbands adore their wives’ words of love. Cameron’s (Mahershala Ali, Moonlight) ambivalence stems from his secret, painful ordeal. He’s dying and his wife Poppy (Naomie Harris, Moonlight) doesn’t know it. Convulsions. Blackouts. Brain disease is draining the life out of him. Poppy has just emerged from months […]

10 Best Films 2021

December 13, 2021 By: superuser

In 2021 we could watch movies in theaters or screen them on streaming services. Two venues. Two choices. It’s a great way for more films to be seen by more people. The best and brightest of this year’s films were inspiring, noteworthy and will vie for awards in weeks to come. Check out the best productions, […]

The 2021 American Black Film Festival Celebrated Its 25th Anniversary

December 5, 2021 By: superuser

Twenty-five years and counting. The American Black Film Festival has grown from a small fest in Acapulco, Mexico to the world’s premier black showcase for African American/heritage films. Now residing in sunny Miami, Florida but living in the age of COVID, this year ABFF movies shined virtually on ABFFPLAY.COM. Films to remember… Doutor Gama (**1/2) – Brazil was the last country in […]

Halle Berry’s Bruised Premieres at 2021 American Black Film Festival

December 2, 2021 By: superuser

The American Black Film Festival  named actress-turned-director Halle Berry its official ABFF Ambassador in 2021. As the fest celebrated its 25th year, Berry proudly showcased her directorial debut Bruised. Normally the fest takes place in Miami, but this year ABFF’s Black films screened on their streaming service ABFFPLAY.com. Berry’s new film was one of the bright spots. Bruised (**1/2) – “I’m big and you’re little. And […]

Best of the Best Films at Miami Film Festival GEMS 2021

November 22, 2021 By: superuser

Every March the city of Miami comes alive when the Miami Film Festival premieres global and Ibero-American films. Every fall MFF GEMS selects the best films on the international film fests circuit and screens them at Little Havana’s historic MDC’s Tower Theater Miami. These gems shined in their own ways.   Belfast (***) Actor/writer/director Kenneth Branagh is more likely to adapt a Shakespearian […]

King Richard Wins a Miami Film Fest Audience Award!

November 15, 2021 By: superuser

King Richard has won the coveted Miami Film Festival GEMS 2021 Audience Award, and it’s no wonder. It’s a crowd-pleaser! The spirit of the prescient planner, dreamer and barker Richard Williams, the work ethic and faith of his wife Oracene “Brandy” Price coupled with the talent of Venus and Serena molded the Williams sisters into tennis icons. […]

The Harder They Fall

October 29, 2021 By: superuser

They’re roughriders. Badasses. Pistol packing outlaws blasting bullets.  The setup for this shoot ’em up started with the 2013 short film They Die by Dawn, the brainchild of Jeymes Samuel, aka “The Bullitts.” He’s a British singer-songwriter, producer and writer/director who is also the brother of the Grammy Award-winning musician Seal. In the past, Samuel would make […]

Last Night in Soho

October 25, 2021 By: superuser

“Last night I saw something in my dreams,” says the occasionally psychic and always naive fashion student Eloise. Did she have visions of ghosts or of disappointed moviegoers leaving the theater? The trailers and posters for Last Night in Soho may trick potential audiences into believing that this ode to Soho, London in the swinging ‘60s might […]

Journey Through the Florida Keys

October 15, 2021 By: superuser

If you love driving, year-round balmy weather, delish seafood and discovering historic sites, motoring through the Florida Keys is a vacation experience you will treasure.  This coral cay archipelago starts around 15 miles south of Miami and includes five major regions: Key Largo, Islamorada, Marathon, Big Pine and Lower Keys and Key West. The island chain, which […]

Films From Near and Far — 2021 New York Film Festival

October 13, 2021 By: Dwight Brown

Voices from around the world were heard at the 2021 New York Film Festival. Auteurs like Pedro Almodóvar and Jane Campion reemerged with their latest works. New directors broke rules and made their marks with controversial or nostalgic movies. These films are making their way to local theaters in coming months.  Bergman Island (**1/2) This winsome story […]

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