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“BlacKkKlansman is perhaps is one of Lee’s best films. It is a clear and determined film that addresses a topic that Lee is passionate about and has dedicated much of his career to. The story of a Black cop successfully infiltrating the Ku Klux Klan is an impressive story in its own right, but Lee goes the extra mile to provide us a funny and complex portrait of the 1970s, which is very reflective of today’s society. It will entertain, educate, inspire and remind you to stay awake. Do not turn a blind eye to hatred, fight back.“

“Where Hands Touch is one of many films that depicts the horrors of the Nazi Regime and the many complicated relationships that came out of it. However, Where Hands Touch stands out because it has a clear perspective and honest intentions: to tell the stories of those rarely seen or heard. Cinema is many things; one of those things is a tool for education. Asante focuses our attention on yet another story of the Black experience and she accomplishes what she sets out to do. Where Hands Touch is an important and beautiful film.“

The story is small, the world is big. If you are a fan of simply inhabiting these futuristic worlds and you get a kick out of the familiar aspects, Mute is certainly the movie for you.“