MUDBOUND — Review by Esther Iverem
The human, under surveillance and under American Southern totalitarianism, is the recurrent theme in the new, compelling Netflix feature “Mudbound.”
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AWFJ Women On Film – “For Colored Girls” – Review by Esther Iverem
The Colored House of Pain: “For Colored Girls” plays the same note of agony over and over, as each narrative
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American Violet,” is a raw and honest movie based in part on the true story of how a wide swath
Read moreWomen On Film – “Watchmen” – Esther Iverem reviews
I suppose it’s fair to say that cynics need superheroes too. Read more>>
Read more“Death Race” – Esther Iverem reviews
All signs point to the fact that we are not supposed to take the new film, “Death Race,” too seriously.
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The new independent film, “The Visitor,” explores in a sobering manner the plight of Black and Arab immigrants—as well as
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If you remain an Al Pacino fan despite his many film bombs, even you may find yourself shaking your head
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As long as there is a contentious relationship between Black communities and the police, perhaps there is reason to consider
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It is difficult to pick what is worse about the new action film 10,000 B.C. Is it the White folks
Read more“Be Kind Rewind” – Esther Iverem reviews
Be Kind Rewind, the new movie starring Mos Def, Danny Glover and Jack Black, revels in its silliness. Surely, no
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