“Yardie” is a film adaptation of the popular 1992 Black British pulp fiction novel by Jamaican-British Arthur, Victory Headly. The film follows Dennis “D” ( Aml Ameen) as a young boy in 1970s Jamaica who rises to the top of the streets in 1980s London and becomes hell-bent on avenging the death of his older brother Jerry Dread (Everaldo Creary.) This gripping crime drama is Idris Elba’s directorial debut.
From writer/director Keith Behrman, the new film “Giant Little Ones” tackles a friendship torn apart by a hookup that changes their lives forever.
On February 14, 2018 the deadliest high school shooting in United States history changed the Parkland, Florida community forever.
Kevin Hart and Bryan Cranston have an undeniable chemistry that makes The Upside a delightful and charming winter film.
Welcome to the Escape Room, where five strangers must either work together in order to survive or die a traumatic death.
Charm City begins with a look into a city street corner that could have been filmed in any low income, urban neighborhood within the United States.
There’s more to filmmaking than meets the eye.
HBO Host Special Screening of “Bleed Out” with Producer Ilan Arboleda, Producer/Director Steve Burrows, editor Jill Schweitzer and Dr. Marty Makary on December 12, 2018 in New York City. “Bleed Out” is a freighting look at the third leading cause of death in America, medical error.
Although set in 1970s Harlem, “If Beale Street Could Talk” showcases a beautiful love story and a race against the clock that calls upon modern-day racial tension and a broken judicial system.
The iconic Glenn Close can truly be anything– sensual or plain, mother or mistress, Shakespearean or fantastical, cruel or kind. Last night, the Museum of the Moving Image recognized Close’s versatility and quiet brilliance by honoring the famed actress and producer at their annual gala Salute.