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In a captivating turn of events, Corey Hawkins, renowned for his performances in “The Color Purple” and “In the Heights,” has secured the lead role in Andscape’s upcoming film, “The Man in My Basement.” Directed by the talented Nadia Latif, the movie marks Latif’s first foray into the world of feature films. Andscape, the Black-led
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Filmmakers Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie have created a thought-provoking and poignant film that delves into the deep-rooted trauma experienced by the Williams Lake First Nations people due to the residential school system. Their documentary, titled “Sugarcane,” sparks important questions about morality, justice, and the devastating consequences of forced family separation, physical and sexual
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Luther Vandross is an iconic figure whose voice resonated with the childhoods of many Black millennials. From his soul-stirring melodies to his heartfelt lyrics, Vandross captivated audiences around the world. In the documentary, “Luther: Never Too Much,” director Dawn Porter takes us on a captivating journey through Vandross’ life, shedding light on the challenges he
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Ryan Gosling recently shared his disappointment with the Oscars for not recognizing Margot Robbie and Greta Gerwig in the film “Barbie.” Despite scoring eight nominations, the Academy failed to include Gerwig in the Best Director category and also left out Robbie from the lead acting category. Gosling’s Honored and Proud In a heartfelt statement, Gosling
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Writer-director Celina Song had humble beginnings in the film industry. She admits that before making her debut feature film, Past Lives, she didn’t even know how to read a call sheet. However, fast forward a year from the movie’s world premiere at Sundance, and Song finds herself nominated for an Original Screenplay Oscar and with
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