“If I can’t say the R-word, what do I call them?” asks Marcus (Woody Harrelson), a disgraced minor-league basketball coach…
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“UnPrisoned,” the Hulu comedy starring Kerry Washington and Delroy Lindo, is based on creator Tracy McMillan’s own experience as a…
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The singularity of Black culture originates from a distinct seed—the community built from collective disenfranchisement in a foreign land and…
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In “Champions,” Kaitlin Olson plays Alex, the sister of a young man with Down Syndrome. Woody Harrelson plays Marcus, a…
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Lashana Lynch stands tall as one of the most dynamic performers of her time. Her roles have embodied that of a…
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March is Women’s History Month, and we are pleased to celebrate it this week at RogerEbert.com with our ninth edition of Women Writers…
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This week, all of our content on the site is written by women. We’ll update this table of contents page…
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Screenwriters are often told that female characters have to be “relatable,” a term considered less offensive than “likable” and yet somehow an…
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The visuals and score of Alex Garland’s adaptation of “Annihilation” seek to unsettle. Even five years later, the film evokes…
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Early on in writer/director Damien Chazelle’s “Babylon,” a tribute to the transitional period in Hollywood between the silent era and…
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