Racism

Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America

By Bradley Gibson | April 2021

SXSW FILM FESTIVAL 2021 REVIEW! In Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America, co-directors Emily and Sarah Kunstler bring to…

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SXSW FILM FESTIVAL 2021 REVIEW! In Who We Are: A Chronicle of Racism in America, co-directors Emily and Sarah Kunstler bring to the screen an engaging...

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NEW TO VIRTUAL CINEMAS! Where does hate stem from? How does a human being become another aggressive force behind a radical movement that vituperates...

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A horror film habitually embraces magnified barbarity, supernatural tripe, lacerated limbs, or lacerated expectations. But, look deeper, and you'll find...

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The United States is not the only country infected by the curse of racism. Ironically, the countries we think are the least racist are the countries with...

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Let’s just agree we’re all racists and move on. It’s everywhere in the world and is just as ugly. Director Daniel Gordon and journalist Stan Grant...

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In Guy Mattiv’s short film Skin, he takes head-on red-neck racism with a twinge of Twilight Zone in this powerful morality tale. Skin opens with a...

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Mark Jackson’s third feature This Teacher starts with Hafsia (Hafsia Herzi in a role written specifically for her) arriving in New York City to visit her...

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Look, I’m not overstating things when I say that the hope of an entire race of people rests upon a single move. We’re talking Jon M. Chu’s Crazy Rich...