'Master' explained: Horror of racism in Amazon thriller
In Mariama Diallo's debut feature 'Master,' three Black women navigate subtle and overt racism at Ancaster College, an elite Northeastern college as old as the country itself.
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In Mariama Diallo's debut feature 'Master,' three Black women navigate subtle and overt racism at Ancaster College, an elite Northeastern college as old as the country itself.
We sit down with director Mariama Diallo and Regina Hall & Zoe Renee to talk their new film 'Master', now on Prime Video.
Regina Hall discusses her film “Master,” a thriller that follows three Black women as they try to navigate their own individual circumstances at a prestigious university that might be haunted. Also starring Zoe Renee and Amber Gray, "Master" premieres Friday on Prime Video. (Mar. 17)
Regina Hall stars in this horror thriller by Mariama Diallo about a Black professor and new Black student at an exclusive New England university.
This week, TV pop culture critic Richard Crouse reviews new movies: 'Deep Water,' 'The Outfit,' 'Cheaper by the Dozen,' 'Master' and 'X.'