The best sociopolitical art, like Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" and Jean Michel Basquiat's "Riding with Death," has always revealed the inner state of its creator. This dichotomy between the artist's ...

Even though every other story seems to want to tackle this topic, getting stories about generational trauma right is difficult. Movies like this fall into two categories typically: the trauma is too ...

Celebrated painter Titus Kaphar lays down a gauntlet pretty early in his writing and directing debut, “Exhibiting Forgiveness,” which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival Saturday. André Holland ...

As an anguished artist and family man pushed to confront unresolved pain, the great André Holland moves through “Exhibiting Forgiveness” like someone who doesn’t just work with paint, but would just ...

Subtle and poetic, Titus Kaphar crafts his story with a soft hand, reminiscent of films like "Moonlight" and "The Last Black Man in San Francisco." This trauma inspires new, deeply personal paintings ...

A fractious father-son relationship splatters across the canvas of Exhibiting Forgiveness, a heartfelt drama about a painter who must finally confront his addict dad. Andre Holland brings immense ...

Exhibiting Forgiveness, directed and written by Titus Kaphar, is a thought-provoking film starring André Holland, John Earl Jelks, Andra Day, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor and Ian Foreman. Set against a ...

Derek Cianfrance produced Titus Kaphar's directorial debut, which premiered at Sundance and will open in theaters this fall for an awards season push. Renowned artist Kaphar wrote the ...

Titus Kaphar‘s Exhibiting Forgiveness premiered at the Sundance Film Festival on Saturday. “Some things can’t be worked out on canvas,” Andra Day says to André Holland in the drama, but some things ...

Hamdan Ballal, Oscar-Winning Palestinian Filmmaker, Attacked & Arrested In West Bank Israeli settlers attacked Hamdan Ballal, co-director of the Oscar-winning film No Other Land, before the military ...

The new movie “Exhibiting Forgiveness” depicts the dysfunction of generational trauma—and the freedom that’s on offer. Stories are an advertisement for the virtues we value. And today’s stories are ...