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  • Atonement — 2026 Toronto International Film Festival

    (***1/2)  Remorse has no expiration date.  That’s why Marine Second Lieutenant Lou ... [ Read More ]

    Atonement — 2026 Toronto International Film Festival
  • I Play Rocky — 2026 Toronto International Film Festival

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    I Play Rocky — 2026 Toronto International Film Festival
  • Digger

    (**1/2) What the ….?  It’s likely moviegoers will be perplexed by the opening scenes ... [ Read More ]

    Digger
  • Black Films Shine at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival 

    TIFF screened 293 films over ten days in downtown Toronto, where the streets were packed with ... [ Read More ]

    Black Films Shine at the 2026 Toronto International Film Festival 
  • One Night Only

    (**1/2) She wants it. He wants it. The clock is ticking away in a rom/com satire that lacks real ... [ Read More ]

    One Night Only
  • Daniel Caesar Brings His Spiritual Vibe to Brooklyn’s Barclays Center 

    (****) A choir sings with angelic voices as R&B, neo-soul and alternative R&B artist ... [ Read More ]

    Daniel Caesar Brings His Spiritual Vibe to Brooklyn’s Barclays Center 
  • Spider-Man: Brand New Day

    (***1/2) “You don’t remember me, but we used to know each other.”  And so, ... [ Read More ]

    Spider-Man: Brand New Day
  • The Odyssey

    (****) “Promise me you’ll come back.”  “What if I can’t?”  Back in ancient ... [ Read More ]

    The Odyssey
  • Moana

    (**1/2) “Time to start preparing to be who they need you to be.” It’s a calling. Can she ... [ Read More ]

    Moana
  • The Invite

    (****) Guess who’s coming to dinner? Now guess again.  It seemed like it would be such an ... [ Read More ]

    The Invite
  • Supergirl

    (**) Supergirl’s life is a super mess, and her film is close to being a super ... [ Read More ]

    Supergirl
  • Jean-Michel Basquiat — Tribeca Film Festival 2026  

    (***1/2) “I’m happy I can do what I like to do and survive on that.” Getting to that point wasn’t ... [ Read More ]

    Jean-Michel Basquiat — Tribeca Film Festival 2026  

Family Life on View at the 2022 New York Film Festival

October 25, 2022 By: superuser

Families come in all sizes and shapes. Immediate, extended, separated and crazy too. These films, from the 60th annual New York Film Festival, showcased how loving, eccentric or dysfunctional familial relations can be. Aftersun (**1/2) Calum (Paul Mescal, Normal People), a divorced Scottish father living in England, reunites with his 11-year-old daughter Sophie (Francesca Corio). They meet up on a weekend trip at a Turkish resort they’ve frequented […]

Women at Work at the 2022 New York Film Festival

October 24, 2022 By: superuser

For 60 years, the New York Film Festival has programmed films from around the world that profile women’s issues. In 2022, the festival continued that tradition with movies that chronicled the female experience from centuries ago to modern times.  Corsage (**1/2) You can’t deny the sheer beauty of this very exquisitely crafted biopic. Nearly every frame in […]

Black Adam

October 22, 2022 By: superuser

(**1/2) Look! Up in the sky! It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… Black Adam? Who? Introducing DC Comics’ latest crime combatant, Black Adam. His superhero traits are similar to Superman’s (flying, ultra-strength, etc.), but there are key differences. One has a pleasant personality and values human lives, and the other, an angry malcontent, doesn’t […]

Till Debuts at 2022 New York Film Festival

October 14, 2022 By: superuser

(****)“Hardly a moment goes by when I don’t think about Emmett and the lessons a son can teach a mother.” Quoted from Mamie Till-Mobley. Emmett Till, a black teen, was murdered by racists in Money, Mississippi on April 28th in 1955. Writer/director Chinonye Chukwu (Clemency) and cowriters Michael Reilly and Keith Beauchamp (doc filmmaker of the […]

Diverse Voices Reign at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival

October 10, 2022 By: superuser

They came from far and near. Diverse voices expressing thoughts and stories in noteworthy films. People coping, rebounding, laughing, unraveling mysteries and putting life into perspective were seen and heard at the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival. Bros (***) The first 30 minutes of this very contemporary and contemplative gay rom/com have got to be the funniest […]

Black Life Lights Up the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival

September 28, 2022 By: superuser

The 2022 Toronto International Film Festival roared back to its splendor with in-theater premieres and showings. Thousands upon thousands of international film lovers flocked to cinemas, viewed the latest wave of diverse voices and watched Black films that reflected Black life. Devotion (**1/2) Back in the ‘50s, pilot Jesse Brown made history as the US Navy’s first Black aviator. […]

Slutty Vegan Brings Sexy Plant-Based Burgers And Southern Hospitality To Brooklyn

September 26, 2022 By: superuser

Aisha “Pinky” Cole blew up the vegan cuisine scene with her sexy, witty and rebellious vibe. Now the plant-based food queen is extending her Slutty Vegan restaurant empire into Brooklyn. To read the entire Slutty Vegan article on Essence.com, CLICK HERE or go to: https://www.essence.com/lifestyle/essence-eats/slutty-vegan-brooklyn/

Tyler Perry’s A Jazzman’s Blues Premieres at Toronto Film Festival 2022 

September 23, 2022 By: superuser

(***1/2) Writer/director Tyler Perry had never had a movie programed at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival. He said as much on the night of his latest film’s premiere. On stage he revealed that the script was written 27-years ago, and he was proud to have A Jazzman’s Blues open at TIFF. The audience seemed […]

The Woman King Crowns the 2022 Toronto International Film Festival

September 16, 2022 By: superuser

(***1/2) The mighty women of the Agojie were warriors. From the 1600s to1800s in the West African Kingdom of Dahomey this all-female military regiment gallantly fought their empire’s enemies.  Film fans first glimpsed the Dahomey Amazon legacy in the Marvel movie Black Panther, where the Dora Milaje special forces in the fictional nation of Wakanda were modeled after those […]

Jose Feliciano: Behind This Guitar

September 11, 2022 By: superuser

(***) He came before them… Before Jimi Hendrix and Whitney Houston took creative license with “The Star-Spangled Banner” and before Marc Anthony and Bad Bunny sang salsa and reggaeton, José Monserrate Feliciano Garcia blazed a path. And now this nostalgic scrapbook of his life catalogues his trials and triumphs. Born blind in 1945, he lived […]

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