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The atomic bombing of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945, remains one of the most devastating events in human history, not…

In these bitter days of Israeli army invasion of Iran, perhaps the only thing left to speak of is anti-war…

I met Ole Christian Madsen, the acclaimed Danish filmmaker, at the Thessaloniki Film Festival in Greece. He had brought seven…

Now that Iran is caught in a devastating and inhumane urban war in the Middle East, I want us to…

There are few things left to achieve in the entertainment industry once one arrives at EGOT (Emmy, Grammy, Oscar and…

The highly anticipated biographical drama Phule has just released its official trailer, and fans are eagerly waiting for the film’s…

A B.C. film focusing on Indigenous food sovereignty has received the most nominations at a social-justice film fest in Surrey. Tea…

Andre Anderson can still recall the feeling of watching Ava DuVernay’s 13th for the first time. The Preston-raised African Nova…

Greg Maurice is a seasoned film executive with a focus on Black cinema, discussed his 15-year career and the rise of…

Marianne Jean-Baptiste’s performance is too reel and too real. Maybe it’s because this is Black History Month that the complete Oscar…