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Festivals

Highest 2 Lowest – first-look review

by Mark Asch

Den­zel Wash­ing­ton stars in Spike Lee’s updat­ed ver­sion of Aki­ra Kuro­sawa’s High and Low, about a music mogul who is tar­get­ed by a venge­ful kidnapper.
A bald man with glasses wearing a blue jacket, appearing deep in thought.
Interviews

Terence Blanchard on composing the soundtrack to Spike Lee’s career

by Kambole Campbell

The leg­endary jazz musi­cian and two-time Oscar nom­i­nee shares his cre­ative process.
Top 30 films of 2020, illustrated graphic with stylised characters and text
Top Ranking

The 30 best films of 2020

by Emma Fraser

Our favourite new releas­es from this year, fea­tur­ing Spike Lee, Chloé Zhao, Josephine Deck­er and more.
Serious-looking man in grey suit holding an anatomical model of a human brain.
Review

David Byrne’s American Utopia

by Charles Bramesco

Spike Lee’s filmed ver­sion of David Byrne’s cel­e­brat­ed con­cert shows a pop mas­ter at the peak of his powers.

4
Anticipation
5
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
Man wearing a "Chirac" baseball cap, making a peace sign with his fingers and wearing glasses.
Incoming

Spike Lee is planning to direct a Viagra origin story musical

by Charles Bramesco

The song­writ­ing team behind Pass­ing Strange is also on board for the director’s take on Pfizer’s won­der drug.
Two men performing on stage, one with a guitar, one gesturing with arms outstretched.
Festivals

American Utopia – first-look review

by Charles Bramesco

Spike Lee’s film of David Byrne’s acclaimed Broad­way per­for­mance is a tran­scen­dent cin­e­mat­ic experience.
A group of people wearing backpacks and hiking gear walking through a grassy field at sunset.
Review

Da 5 Bloods

by Leila Latif

Spike Lee tack­les black trau­ma, white sav­iourism and the inglo­ri­ous­ness of war in this sear­ing Viet­nam epic.

4
Anticipation
4
Enjoyment
4
In Retrospect
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In Praise Of

Why Spike Lee’s She Hate Me deserves a second look

by Erik Nielsen

Dis­missed by crit­ics at the time, this some­times ridicu­lous cor­po­rate satire from 2004 has lost none of its bite.
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Incoming

Spike Lee blazes a path through Vietnam in Da 5 Bloods trailer

by Charles Bramesco

His heist thriller fol­lows a crew of black vet­er­ans in search of trea­sure left behind years earlier.
A middle-aged Black man wearing a black cap with "BLACK" written on it, a colourful patterned shirt, and round glasses, stands in a crowd and holds up his hands in a gesture.
Festivals

What can we expect from President Spike Lee at Cannes 2020?

by Charles Bramesco

Brooklyn’s finest will head up the com­pe­ti­tion jury when the fes­ti­val returns for its 73rd edition.