It is about time we have a director who isn't a white dude on the blog. For the rest of June and all of July we will be highlighting the filmography of one of the most important black voices in film, Spike Lee. I'm sure most people know films of his like Malcolm X, Black Klansman, and Do the Right Thing but we'll also go beyond those with films ice Mo' Better Blues, Crooklyn, and Inside Man. Spike is one of the most important American directors working today and I'm thrilled we will be covering him.
For the month of September we are celebrating an actor who has recently begun to have a resurgence. Brendan Fraser seemingly dropped out of the business around the late 2000s and it came out that it was due to some personal issues. He had a bad injury and faced abuse from a male celebrity. But with the release of Steven Soderbergh's No Sudden Move and Fraser's casting in Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon, we are taking the chance to explore Fraser's career. So let's dig up his filmography and enjoy a blast from the past celebration.
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