Who could possibly play two young superstars-in-the-making in the crowd-pleasing biopic? Meet their cinematic matches: bright talents on their own meteoric rise.
The filmmaker and star Jonathan Majors spoke to IndieWire about building a new spin on the genre around real — and often under-explored — people of the American West.
The colorism debate shouldn’t end here. It’s time for these actors to get the showcases they deserve.
With “The Water Man” now in theaters and Disney+ series in development, David and Jessica Oyelowo’s Yoruba/Saxon is just getting started.
The filmmaker looks back on her acclaimed debut and how it anticipated a cultural shift.
The most diverse nominees roster ever resulted in a less diverse winners list.
In the first two episodes of OWN’s new series “Delilah,” director Dunye presents audiences an in-depth look at race, sexuality, and gender.
The Duke of Sussex may have exhibited a better understanding of his country’s racist ties than the royal family, but there’s still progress to be made.
The Golden Globe-winning star and the Pulitzer Prize-winning screenwriter tell IndieWire how they approached the tough, but necessary work of bringing a new vision of the singer to life.
Ta-Nehisi Coates’ new take on the hero is a promising development, but opens up several key questions about the character’s future.
It may look like a generic holiday comedy, but David E. Talbert’s film hits a lot of the right notes.
NYFF Critics Academy participant Aramide Tinubu looks at two new documentaries that examine modern African American identity.
