Culture
Toni Morrison: The Pieces I Am
By Shani R. Friedman When Toni Morrison won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993, she was the first black woman of any nationality...
By Shani R. Friedman When Toni Morrison won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1993, she was the first black woman of any nationality...
We’re always proud to highlight the work and voices of our visionary sisters at New York Women in Film and...
Join Team Honeysuckle as we bring you the truth about the next industrial revolution with The Hemp Road Trip, a...
Netflix’s new six-part docuseries, Murder Mountain, covers multiple missing persons, betrayal, murder and marijuana. It investigates the dark side of...
Let’s call this “A New Hope,” because the New York City Cannabis Film Festival (NYCCFF) is back to kick off...
Few people understand the power of pure communication better than Ricki Lake. The iconic actress/television host-turned-producer has shaped an entire...
In the searing new documentary The Sentence, we discover that the casualties of the “War on Drugs” extend beyond the millions...
Among the films presented at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival, one documentary short greatly stood out: The Girl and the Picture,...
“Whatever skill set you have, come on in, we’re ready for you!” Filmmaker Windy Borman’s cheery call-to-arms is the first...
Superhero references keep coming to mind when watching Mankiller, the stunning documentary on the life of Wilma Mankiller, first female...
