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It begins, quietly enough, with in-demand graphic artist Carter James (
Mr Robot’s Joey Bada$$) awaking from a “sleepover” and eager to get back to his beloved dog Jeter. Delayed by some requisite good-natured banter after his bedmate Perri (Zaria Simone) accuses him of attempting to ghost her, Carter emerges onto the street below and almost immediately collides with a fellow pedestrian carrying a coffee. Apologising for his tunnel vision, the matter seems resolved, until up steps Officer Merk (Welsh
Watchmen actor Andrew Howard). Seemingly perturbed by what he’s seen, Merk then gets more agitated by what Carter is smoking. “Is that a cigarette? It doesn’t smell like a cigarette.” Spying the roll of cash – payment for a recent job – that has dropped out of his bag, Merk now accuses Carter of being a drug dealer, ordering him to hand over his belongings. Things escalate quickly after the young man refuses. A chokehold is employed, other officers arrive and,
Sonal Naroth worked as art director and coordinator on the Oscar-nominated Marriage Story.
Filmmaker Sonal Naroth, who worked as art director and coordinator for films like Oscar-nominated Marriage Story and Mojin: The Lost Legend, is creating a photo story, Grand-Nannies. The photo story is about Indian grandparents who travel to New York and New Jersey to take care of their grandchildren, and how Covid-19 wreaked unimaginable havoc on their plans and lives.
WHAT IS THE PHOTO STORY ABOUT?
The 31-year-old artist, educated at Mount Carmel College in Bangalore and the New York Film Academy, captures moving stories of elderly Indians. Some have been forced to stay through the harsh winter in America while others have longed to be with their US-based children and grandchildren. However, they are unable to do so because of travel restrictions and health risks.
The Costumes in Judas and the Black Messiah Offer a History Lesson in Social Justice
How costume designer Charlese Antoinette helped transform Daniel Kaluuya into Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton.
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How costume designer Charlese Antoinette helped transform Daniel Kaluuya into Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton. There are a lot of people anticipating his story being told, says Judas and the Black Messiah costume designer Charlese Antoinette, about the gravity and expectation involved in bringing the story of Illinois Black Panther Party Chairman Fred Hampton to the screen.
Starring Daniel Kaluuya as the charismatic 21-year-old community leader, the movie recounts the events leading up to Hampton s assassination by the FBI, Chicago P.D. and Cook County State s Attorney s Office on Dec. 4, 1969 and the ultimate betrayal by teenage informant William O Neal (Lakeith Stanfield).