Ava DuVernay Announces Spotify Podcast Series on Police Accountability
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Unscripted series will stem from filmmaker's Law Enforcement Accountability Project
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Trailers of The Week: ‘The Courier,’ ‘Ginny and Georgia,’ ‘Young Rock’ and More
Posted in: TV NewsFrom Dewayne Johnson's fictitious presidential run to a new mother-daughter series a la Gilmore Girls — your week in new movie and TV trailers
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‘Queen Sugar’ Tackles Covid-19 Pandemic in Season 5: Watch the Trailer
Posted in: TV NewsNew storyline will also feature Bordelon family participating in George Floyd protests over racial justice
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‘Women Make Film’: A Parallel History of the Movies, Told by Female Filmmakers
Posted in: Movie FeaturesHow TCM's showcase around a docuseries charting the evolution of film — as seen solely through female-directed movies — changes our conversation about the art form
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‘Lingua Franca’ Review: A Transgender Love Story, Told Tenderly and Lyrically
Posted in: Movie ReviewsWriter-director-star Isabel Sandoval turns a portrait of an immigrant caretaker in Brooklyn into a beautiful study in empathy
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Ava DuVernay to Helm Series on Colin Kaepernick’s High School Years
Posted in: TV NewsSix-part Netflix series will feature Kaepernick as narrator
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Watch Oprah’s ‘Where Do We Go From Here?’ Special With Black Thought Leaders
Posted in: TV NewsFilmmaker Ava DuVernay, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and politician Stacey Abrams are among guests
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Fight the Power: 18 Docs to Help Explain Today’s Unrest
Posted in: Movie FeaturesFrom primers on the Black Panther Party to a look at a police department attempting to purge its precinct of systematic precinct
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‘The Preppy Murder’ Has a Very Different Take on Linda Fairstein’s Legacy
Posted in: Culture FeaturesThe show depicts another side of a hotly debated public figure, one that’s sometimes hard to square with Fairstein’s current status as persona non-grata
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Surviving the Year of Difficult TV
Posted in: TV FeaturesPain, injustice, and suffering, oh my! Today’s television landscape is crowded with grim series that draw on real-life horrors — but tough as they are to watch, they offer big rewards
