
‘MLK/FBI’ Film Review: J Edgar Hoover’s Victimization of Martin Luther King Tells Just Part of the Story
A fascinating doc, even if you’re already aware of the U.S. government’s campaign against the civil rights leader
A fascinating doc, even if you’re already aware of the U.S. government’s campaign against the civil rights leader
Muhammad Ali, Malcolm X, Jim Brown, and Sam Cooke spend a memorable evening together in Kemp Powers’ adaptation of his stage play
Filmmaker who so often strays from conventional narrative continues to with a focus on her father, Ira Sachs Sr.
The genre trappings are fun, but the film has a lot to say about how we will shape our lives post-pandemic
Even with an impressive line-up on both sides of the camera, post-9/11 abuses remain difficult to dramatize
You’ve seen an armed, angry Neeson in countless films more interesting than this one
Writer-director Ramin Bahrani once again cuts to the heart of income inequality
Genre mashup occasionally defies logic but never lets the pace lag
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