film reviews
“The Young Karl Marx”: A revolutionary specter haunts your local movie theatre
February 21, 2018Hopefully this is a film that will resonate and inspire young activists starving from a lack of viable revolutionary alternatives.
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Connect, inspire, soar: The 2018 Pan African Film and Arts Festival
February 5, 2018Everyone, regardless of race our ethnicity, will find something to relate to in any number of these films.
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“Hostiles”: An apology for imperialism in a colorful package
February 1, 2018If a film references actual history and includes stunning visuals and acting, it can become accepted and internalized as “the truth.” Such is the case here.
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“Driving While Black”: Humor brings light to the tragedy of police brutality
January 31, 2018Overall Driving While Black is an enjoyable movie that draws a fine line down the middle of the road between comedy and tragedy.
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“Django”: A world-renowned jazz musician in wartime
January 26, 2018This new feature captures a few months in the life of world-famous Belgian-French Gypsy jazz guitarist and composer Django Reinhardt.
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