A rousing celebration of the Dominican community of Washington Heights, Jon M. Chu’s adaptation of Lin-Manuel Mirand’s stage show is joyous, emotionally resonant, and an essential theatrical experience.
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What I’ve Been Watching in May: Westerns (5 Highlights)
In this edition of ‘What I’ve Been Watching’, I spotlight five westerns I caught up to throughout May.
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ Review: An Absorbing Biographical Drama with Memorable Turns from its Cast
‘Judas and the Black Messiah’ serves as an enthralling illustration of the complex dynamics apparent in a revolutionary organisation’s struggle against oppression.
What I’ve Been Watching in January: Five Highlights
A tribute to a handful of films that struck a chord with me during the first month of 2021, old and new.
‘Lovers Rock’ Review: Second Entry in ‘Small Axe’ Series is a Lyrical and Blissful Celebration of Young Love and Reggae Music
An effervescent, sultry counter to the intense and emotionally overwhelming Mangrove, this piece marks a welcome change of pace for McQueen in his filmography, demonstrating his ability to craft an engaging love story distinguished by reggae music.
