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There has been no shortage of hip-hop star-is-born narratives hitting screens in recent...

Multi-award-winning short film, Silent Partner, that explores systemic racism's effect on Black mental health will be shown at the TCL Chinese Theatres on Sat., June 11, at 12:30pm, as part of the 25th Anniversary of Dances with Films:LA (DWF:LA).

IT started off as an excuse for two best mates to catch up through lockdown. But 44 episodes and more than 10,000 listens later, 'Dads on Film' has taken on a life of its own. The podcast was launched by Warrington's Dave Gash and his friend Greg Smith during the pandemic to help the film lovers fill time and miss the cinema a little less while they were stuck at home. Dave and Greg have been best friends since meeting on a beach in Spain as teenagers. They both went to university in Sheffield where they formed the band called Arkham Karvers.

ThyBlackMan.com) 2020 kept us on our toes. Adapting became a way of life—especially for films and their fans. Part of the adjustment movie lovers had to make was viewing films on VOD and streaming services while only a few enthusiasts ventured out to near-empty theaters. Within that context, here’s a look at the best and the brightest in films—no matter where you saw them. Enjoy. The Closet  (***) – Bless the demon children in this atypical genre film. Better yet bless the young actresses (Yool Heo and Si-ah Kim) who play them for crying and screaming like they’d just been tol...