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Cannes 2026: The Cinema Crossroads

New York filmmaker Vagabond Beaumont arrived in Cannes to push his latest work — and found himself stepping back into the cinema that made him, bumping into old collaborators and new alliances on the streets of the South of France.

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Jean Claude Barny’s Fanon in Chicago

“Fanon is a powerful cinematic portrait of Frantz Fanon — psychiatrist, revolutionary thinker, and author of The Wretched of the Earth — whose work continues to shape global conversations on colonialism, racialized violence, psychological trauma, and liberation.”

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INTERVIEW: Chris Adams: Building Worlds from the South Side

Christopher Adams, a Chicago native and founder of Impakt Studio, combines self-reliance with creativity in film and animation. His versatile works include Grammy-nominated music videos and documentaries. Influenced by his father’s ingenuity, Adams emphasizes care in storytelling, aiming to rewrite narratives about Chicago’s Black community while fostering an independent film ecosystem.

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INTERVIEW: Walking the Path with Mandla Dube: Kalushi/Makeba/Yasuke

“That’s the thing about Mandla: his life is always rooted somewhere in the land, history, and struggle, even when he’s jetting between Johannesburg, Bologna, and Tokyo.”

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