Relive Spike Lee winning his first Oscar, the joys of Black women making history and the drama of the biggest night in film.

Several of your other favorite film and television projects also made the cut.

The Broadcast Film Critics Association and Broadcast Television Journalists Association awarded several artists of color.

Ryan Coogler, Spike Lee, Alfonso Cuarón and Barry Jenkins are among the nominees.

The veteran actors discuss their relationships to James Baldwin, what they brought to their portrayal of Sharon and Joe Rivers and the passion for rich Black characters.

From Berry Jenkins and Regina King to Rami Malek and Alfonso Cuarón, people of color grabbed nominations in several of the top categories.

The “If Beale Street Could Talk” director discusses the importance of the Black literary canon to the film industry.

From “If Beale Street Could Talk” to “Sorry to Bother You,” here are the projects that earned nominations from Film Independent.

The celebrated novelist profiled the Oscar-winning filmmaker ahead of the November release of his upcoming film, “If Beale Street Could Talk.”

The latest look at Barry Jenkins’ upcoming film illuminates how Baldwin’s characters build community while navigating uncertainty and trauma.

Berry Jenkins, the Oscar-winning director of “Moonlight,” brings James Baldwin’s work to the big screen—and it’s never been more relevant.

Oscar-winning filmmaker Barry Jenkins dropped the first trailer for his film adaptation of the novel.

The “Shots Fired” actor will star as Fonny, the main character who is incarcerated on false rape charges in James Baldwin’s 1974 novel.

The “Moonlight” director and co-writer will bring ”If Beale Street Could Talk”—Baldwin’s 1974 novel about an engaged couple racing against time and the legal system—to the big screen.