His first movie in eight years is an anti-capitalist, anti–Devil Wears Prada call for global workers’ action, with demonic cunnilingus. Photo: Neon/Everett Collection “I’m just sucking souls out of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. I Love Boosters is a new film from Riley, who made his feature film directorial debut in 2018 with Sorry to Bother You. He also ...

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It's been an ongoing conversation of late as to what the role of politics should be at film festivals. The SXSW Film & TV Festival found its own unique answer to that dilemma by featuring director ...

On a cool, drizzly day in Oakland, California, the film director Boots Riley often seemed less like a person than like a landmark—clockable from a distance. In part, this was because Riley, who is ...

You know a Boots Riley movie when you see one. He has a distinct visual language in each of his films. Rich, colorful set design and wardrobe, wild practical effects, and daring, off-kilter decisions ...

The credo of Boots Riley’s I Love Boosters is best summed up by a repeated line of dialogue: “Now is not the time for nuance.” It’s exchanged on several occasions between members of a ragtag fashion ...