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"Black success in media," says Elvis Mitchell in his Netflix doc, "was often treated as the equivalent of finding a $100 bill on the subway — a non-repeatable phenomenon.”
Kevin O’Neill, a comic book artist best known as a creator of the series Marshal Law, a graphically violent exploration of superheroes, and The L
Is That Black Enough For You?!? director Elvis Mitchell tapped acting phenoms like Zendaya, Whoopi Goldberg, and more for his documentary on Black cinema.
Detroit-bred film critic makes his directorial debut at the ripe age of 63 with Netflix documentary on the history of Black cinema.
O’Neill’s art style was one of a kind: highly detailed, somewhat exaggerated and capable of veering toward lurid.