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The Six Triple Eight 2024
The Six Triple Eight is a powerful film that sheds light on an incredible but often overlooked chapter of history. The heart of the story lies in the real-life 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion, an all-Black, all-female unit tasked with organizing a massive backlog of undelivered mail during World War II. Kerry Washington delivers a fantastic performance as Major Charity Adams, the commanding officer of the 6888th. Adams was the first Black woman to be an officer in the Women’s…
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Sing Sing 2023
Sing Sing is an incredibly moving and well-paced film that shines a spotlight on the power of the arts in rehabilitation. What makes this film especially impactful is that many of the actors portraying inmates are actual former prisoners who were part of the rehabilitation through the arts program, adding an authentic depth to their performances. Colman Domingo, as always, is absolutely magnetic, delivering a performance filled with raw emotion and humanity. The pacing of the film is spot on,…
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The Way Way Back 2013
The Way, Way Back is a heartfelt gem that beautifully captures the awkwardness and growth of adolescence. Liam James is outstanding as Duncan, perfectly embodying the shy, unsure teenager who's just trying to figure things out. Sam Rockwell steals every scene as the lovable, carefree water park manager, giving one of his best performances. Jim Rash and Nat Faxon, who co-directed, also provide a great balance of humor and heart in their roles. Steve Carell shines in a more dramatic…
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King in the Wilderness 2018
King in the Wilderness is a powerful and deeply moving documentary that explores the final years of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life. Instead of focusing on the familiar triumphs, it dives into his struggles—the criticism he faced, the weight of the movement, and the emotional toll of his unwavering commitment to justice. The interviews with those who knew him best make it feel incredibly personal, and the archival footage is both heartbreaking and inspiring. It’s a raw, unfiltered look at a leader who never stopped fighting, even when the world seemed to turn against him. A must-watch for understanding the depth of his legacy.
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