Black directors

Some old pictures that might amaze you.

Vanity Fair on Instagram: “"This is becoming a Jordan Peele trademark: a movie that doesn't so much disobey the rules of genre as it proves them secondary to the…”

With A Dry White Season in 1989, Euzhan Palcy became the first black woman to direct a Hollywood studio film. She has been fighting the system ever since, and leading the way for a new generation of black female directors.

Do you ever get that feeling, Damn, It’s Always Something? Tatiana Hernández's upcoming anthology series is centered around this phrase, along with the experiences that shape our realities and the choices we make in response.

Jessie Maple, the first Black woman to write and produce a full-length feature independent film, has died, her family has confirmed. She was 76.

Viola Davis. The Guardian Weekend Magazine.