Netflix offers a diverse range of Black cinema in its Black Stories collection, with new additions like Queen & Slim, The Six Triple Eight, and more.
Queen & Slim portrays a couple on the run after a violent incident goes viral, becoming symbols of national trauma.
The Piano Lesson explores the tensions within a family over a prized heirloom, highlighting issues of legacy and heritage.
Free State of Jones delves into a historical rebellion led by a white farmer in the Civil War era, forming alliances to break free from the Confederacy.
Ma Rainey's Black Bottom features Viola Davis and Chadwick Boseman in a musical drama set in a 1920s Chicago recording session.
Beats follows an aspiring musician struggling with PTSD, supported by a former employee in rediscovering his talent.
High Flying Bird combines sports drama with the rich narrative energy typical of Steven Soderbergh's films, offering a unique perspective on the NBA world.
Boyz n the Hood by John Singleton navigates the challenges faced by a teen in South Central Los Angeles, providing a cultural touchstone.
Selecting movies like American Son, ReMastered: The Two Killings of Sam Cooke, and more, Netflix offers a wide array of impactful Black stories.
13th, directed by Ava DuVernay, is a provocative documentary exploring the criminalization of African American communities and the privatization of the prison system.
Stories like Strong Island and What Happened, Miss Simone? delve into personal journeys, exploring themes of loss, racism, and activism within Black communities.