Jerry LaMothe’s ‘The Promisekeeper’ selected for Made In NY Screenwriters Showcase, May 10th Curtis Caesar John blog May 8, 2018
Endearing & Intimate Family Portrait Docu “QUEST” In Theaters Dec. 8th Curtis Caesar John blog December 6, 2017
‘The House on Coco Road’ – An Intimate Family Journey Through the Grenada Revolution- April 11th Curtis Caesar John blog April 8, 2017 0Damani Baker’s intimate family portrait of his stalwart mother who moves her family to Grenada to fight for social justice and Black life, and encounters an invasion by the United States. Q&A with the director following the film.
ARRAY’s ‘NAMOUR’ Kicks Off ImageNation’s Women’s History Month Program Curtis Caesar John blog March 3, 2017 0ARRAY's new release of Heidi Saman's 2016 film "Namour" kicks off ImageNation's 2017 Women's History Month celebrations of female filmmakers.
The Men of “Moonlight” in the Spring ’17 Calvin Klein Campaign blog February 28, 2017 0Can’t tell you how happy I am for director Barry Jenkins and the cast and crew of Moonlight, which just...
Why ‘FENCES’ Should Win the Best Picture Oscar Curtis Caesar John blog February 24, 2017 0Film editor Curtis John makes the case for the Denzel Washington-directed August Wilson adaptation.
Fighting Distraction blog February 6, 2017 0Yes, we have to fight for our democratic ideals. But don't let your work suffer.
Sundance Film Festival 2017: Docs, Experimental, & Short Film Previews Curtis Caesar John blog January 19, 2017 0Ferguson docu @WhoseStreetsDoc and @FlyingLotus film #Kuso set to shine #Sundance2017
Sundance Film Festival 2017: Our Feature Film Previews Curtis Caesar John blog January 18, 2017 0Michael Larnell's 'Roxanne Roxanne' Headlines Sundance 2017 Black Film Previews
LISTEN: Blitz The Ambassador — “Hello Africa” blog December 10, 2016 0New music--and a forthcoming album--from Ghanaian-American hip hop artist Blitz The Ambassador.
WATCH–Cycles: A Statement of Resilience from “The Transformations Suite” blog December 5, 2016 0Some inspiration from multidisciplinary pianist Samora Pinderhughes.
REVIEW: Sam Pollard’s TWO TRAINS RUNNIN’ Curtis Caesar John blog December 1, 2016 0The Blues and the Civil Rights Movement converge for a memorable journey through America’s tortured past in this new documentary
