Ladj Ly’s latest film is a raw and gritty depiction of the power struggles and racial injustice taking place all…
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SHIFTER editor Kevin Bourne calls Minhal Baig’s latest film “beautiful, creative, and heartfelt” in his We Grown Now film review…
In his Black Life: Untold Stories review, Kevin Bourne says the series is “Canada as you’ve never seen it before”.…
In his Rustin film review, Kevin Bourne says the film is a reminder of how far we’ve come, but also…
SHIFTER recently attended the premiere for the latest film from Nigerian director Ishaya Bako about a recent graduate who must…
The Burial isn’t just a film about corporate greed but about the power of faith and friendship. Here’s Kevin Bourne’s…
Ava DuVernay’s latest film has critics buzzing. SHIFTER’s Kevin Bourne calls it a “revelation” and “an eye-opening masterclass in filmmaking”…
In his Stamped From The Beginning film review, Kevin Bourne calls the film a brutally honest look at anti-Black racism…
SHIFTER’s Kevin Bourne says Cord Jefferson’s directorial debut is “nomination worthy to say the least”. Here’s his full American Fiction…
Kevin Bourne calls the final season of Top Boy a “sad, emotional and well-executed send off”. Find out why in…
Global is introducing some brand new TV series this fall, including Director X’s Robyn Hood. SHIFTER’s Kevin Bourne says that…
For the mid-season finale, Preston isn’t being himself, and Karen and Fatima clash one more time. Here’s our review of…
