Vincent Berry II’s “Take Me To The River” is one of those stories in song, unraveling like a confessional soaked in pain and ...

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On July 12, 2023, 20-year-old Shiquan Alston and 21-year-old Jai Mason both died from injuries in shooting on East Wendover ...

With an agrarian lineage, Brittany Shyne always knew she wanted to make a film about Black land ownership, so she made “Seeds,” her doc feature debut that premieres Jan. 25 in the U.S ...

Considering recent, breakneck attempts to gut civil rights, director Brittany Shyne’s debut feature — which won the U.S. documentary prize at the Sundance Film Festival — feels elegiac. A requiem is ...

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True/False Film Fest announced its full 2025 lineup Wednesday, highlighted by 30 new features and 24 new short films.

A visual love letter to the Black, rural South, director-cinematographer Brittany Shyne’s “Seeds” captures a rare snapshot of Black America, where land ownership is a birthright and legacy.

Sundance: Shot in black-and-white, this must-see documentary reflects the mission of many families to keep their connection to the earth alive. In Brittany Shyne’s gorgeous documentary “Seeds ...

Considering recent, breakneck attempts to gut civil rights, director Brittany Shyne’s debut feature — which won the U.S. documentary prize at the Sundance Film Festival — feels elegiac.