Forget the recycled superheroes and barrel-scraping fantasy films that have filled screens for the last few months; the most urgent subject matter in American cinema in 2017 has been race — or, more accurately, the deep roots of institutional racism. From the immediacy of documentaries such as Ava DuVernay's 13th and the recent Whose Streets?…
Forget the recycled superheroes and barrel-scraping fantasy films that have filled screens for the last few months; the most urgent subject matter in American cinema in 2017 has been race — or, more accurately, the deep roots of institutional racism. From the immediacy of documentaries such as Ava DuVernay's 13th and the recent Whose Streets?…