by TIM ESTILOZ February 25, 1964, one memorable night in Miami, Florida when a brash, confident young man named Cassius Clay defeated Sonny Liston to be crowned the new heavyweight … Read More “ONE NIGHT IN MIAMI : REGINA KING’S IMPRESSIVE DIRECTORIAL DEBUT”
Author adminPosted on No comment WONDER WOMAN 1984: GAL GADOT SOARS, BUT THE STORY ITSELF FALLS FLAT. BY TIM ESTILOZ I wish I could tell you that “Wonder Woman 1984” is the amazingly entertaining film sequel that I hoped and dreamed it would be. I wish I … Read More “WONDER WOMAN 1984: GAL GADOT SOARS, BUT THE STORY ITSELF FALLS FLAT.”
By TIM ESTILOZ In the delightfully dark and subversive new film FATMAN, Mel Gibson gives us a thoroughly different kind of holiday Santa Claus tailor made for these cynical and … Read More “FATMAN: A NEW KIND OF SANTA CLAUS IS COMIN’ TO TOWN”
By Isha Muhammad Veteran performer and writer Radha Blank’s feature directorial debut, The Forty-Year-Old Version, produced by Lena Waithe, is now on Netflix. Blank—a native New Yorker, known for her … Read More “The Forty-Year-Old Version Review: Come In 40. Have a Seat.”
by TIM ESTILOZ John Leguizamo’s latest film “Critical Thinking” is the kind of purposeful uplifting film about a group of underprivileged underdog school kids striving to be something better; that … Read More “CRITICAL THINKING: GAME FOR THE GAME”
by TIM ESTILOZ As beloved as the original 1998 Disney animated film “Mulan” might be in your more youthful memory and recollection; you should prepare yourself that the new … Read More “”MULAN” IS A DELIGHTFUL REIMAGINED REVELATION”
In a year where the Black Americans are crying out for racial justice and reform in a fashion and in numbers unprecedented since the peak of the 1960’s Civil Rights … Read More “CHADWICK BOSEMAN REMEMBERANCE – Written by TIM ESTILOZ”
Author adminPosted on No comment Filmmaker Channing Godfrey Peoples Drops Into the AAFCA Virtual Roundtable To Discuss Her Debut Film, Miss Juneteenth By Ronda Racha Penrice Fort Worth, Texas native Channing Godfrey Peoples’ female-centered film, Miss Juneteenth, is making an impression, receiving high praise from both critics and audiences. Named in homage … Read More “Filmmaker Channing Godfrey Peoples Drops Into the AAFCA Virtual Roundtable To Discuss Her Debut Film, Miss Juneteenth”
By Ronda Racha Penrice Over the last decade, civil rights statesman and longtime Georgia congressman, John Lewis, has started getting his due. And the latest wave of love, awe and … Read More “John Lewis: Good Trouble with Dawn Porter and Erika Alexander”
Author adminPosted on No comment Issa Rae Dropped into The AAFCA Roundtable to Discuss The Lovebirds and More By Kaleidoscope Staff Issa Rae isn’t one to waste opportunity. That was clear when she joined the AAFCA Virtual Roundtable to discuss her latest film, The Lovebirds. Originally intended for … Read More “Issa Rae Dropped into The AAFCA Roundtable to Discuss The Lovebirds and More”
