Colorization

Exploring a century of Black cinema, the author delves into the intersection of film, culture, and the civil rights movement in America. Beginning with the controversial 1915 film, the narrative reveals how social changes influenced the film industry and its representations, addressing key events from segregation to the Black Lives Matter movement. Highlighting significant films and figures, the book offers a comprehensive history of Black artists both in front of and behind the camera, providing a critical perspective on racism and representation in modern society.