By Leila Latif
Spike Lee tackles black trauma, white saviourism and the ingloriousness of war in this searing Vietnam epic.
His heist thriller follows a crew of black veterans in search of treasure left behind years earlier.
This exceptionally poor cop thriller starring Chadwick Boseman prizes leery violence over basic coherence.
Hawkeye has a mohawk in the new promo for the Russo brothers’ Marvel melee.
Marvel lays it all on the line in their pan-property pièce de résistance – a full-tilt triumph of blockbuster filmmaking.
Creed wunderkind Ryan Coogler takes the reigns to deliver Marvel’s best origin story since Iron Man.
Marvel’s latest represents the culmination of years of reinvention in black filmmaking.
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