A few minutes ago, I was riding the high of having two documentaries done in one year. One is a film that delves into America’s pressing affordable housing crisis, tracing its historical roots and societal impact. The other is the story about an agency coming out of a three-decades-long lawsuit. That latter is my third […]
As a self-described “movie buff,” Crystyn C. Wright loves films, especially those reflecting the lives of African Americans. At one time, the Bronx-native, going by mainstream’s offerings, settled on the assumption that not enough black filmmakers were producing those films. That assumption was corrected after she traveled to various film festivals. But Wright, a journalist […]
Alan W. King 