This article contains spoilers for the end of the film “Nickel Boys,” directed by RaMell Ross. Since RaMell Ross’ “Nickel ...

RaMell Ross' adaptation of Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel is an ambitious, immersive experience.

It takes a minute to adapt to the filming technique RaMell Ross employs in "Nickel Boys." Once you realize it's just a ...

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The Village Voice review of "Nickel Boys" finds that this film adaptation retains the power of Colson Whitehead's novel.

Viewers don't just watch these characters' journey -- we experience it through their perspective and the camera acts as their ...

RaMell Ross doesn't just interpret Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer-winning novel about a racist, nightmarish boys' reformatory. He immerses you in it.

Inside the wildly original film with RaMell Ross and star Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor. Plus: My insta-take on Critics Choice noms ...

You’ve described yourself as a “liberated documentarian,” and said you believe that traditional documentary methods and ...

Nickel Boys’ was a chance for Mississippi native Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor to honor her Southern roots. 'I always have to have ...

The film is told from a different perspective – point of view – with actors staring into the camera to tell the story of an ...