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Entertainment · News Thandiwe Newton Apologizes To Darker-Skinned Women For Taking "Their Roles, Their Men"
Awards & Events · Entertainment · Film Festivals In ‘Alice’ A Historical Narrative Dissolves Into Melodrama
Awards & Events · Entertainment · Film Festivals ‘Emergency’ Is A Striking Commentary On Racial Dynamics, Humanity, and Brotherhood
Awards & Events · Entertainment · Film Festivals John Boyega And The Late Michael K. Williams Bring Compassion To The Hostage Drama ‘892’
Awards & Events · Entertainment · Film Festivals Thandiwe Newton Is Intoxicating In The Slow-Burning Film 'God's Country’
Awards & Events · Entertainment · Film Festivals In Nikyatu Jusu's ‘Nanny’ The American Dream Is A Horror Story
Awards & Events · Entertainment · Film Festivals ‘Honk For Jesus. Save Your Soul’ Is A Sharp Examination Of The Black Megachurch
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