‘Beauty’ Review: Lena Waithe and Andrew Dosunmu’s Music Drama Hits All the Wrong Notes
Waithe and Dosunmu’s muted attempted at a faux Whitney Houston biopic holds promise, but its execution leaves too much unspoken (and literally unsung).
Waithe and Dosunmu’s muted attempted at a faux Whitney Houston biopic holds promise, but its execution leaves too much unspoken (and literally unsung).
Gracie Marie Bradley, Sharon Stone, Niecy Nash, and Giancarlo Esposito star in the 2022 Tribeca-selected film, streaming on Netflix June 29.
Exclusive: Speaking with IndieWire at the Tribeca Film Festival, Waithe and Indeed CEO Chris Hyams celebrated the short films they helped create.
The duo discuss building a relationship — just to tear it apart in the latest season.
Leaving its perspective-shifting structure behind, Season 3 follows one couple, played by Lena Waithe and Naomi Ackie, through a portion of their romance.
Ansari wanted the new “Master of None” episodes to be “so quiet and so still” that viewers would want to “lean in and pay attention.”
Five new episodes of “Master of None” arrive four years after the show’s second season debuted on Netflix.
Marvin added that the terror of navigating the country in Black skin was a secondary theme in the project.
While pain and trauma are assuredly part of the Black experience, there’s only so much a viewer can take of “THEM” before it becomes numbing and sensationalistic.
Amazon has lifted the curtain on the long-awaited horror anthology series, setting a release date and debuting the eerie first trailer.
SXSW: The first two episodes of Little Marvin’s terror anthology on Amazon Prime Video are a promising start to a corrosive tale of racism.
The Emmy winner reflects on the George Floyd protests, humanizing Black people on screen, Black criticism, coming out in Hollywood, and more.