By Thomas Hobbs
Screenwriter Tyger Williams reflects on the legacy of the Hughes Brothers’ controversial crime saga, which turns 25 this year.
Over the years the focus has shifted from the fast cars to the increasingly diverse characters inside them.
John Singleton and Barry Jenkins’ films understand what it means to grow up young, black and American.
By James Clarke
John Singleton’s South Central LA story delivered a powerful universal message that still rings true today.
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