Spike Lee is the director of the 1992 American biographical drama film Malcolm X. This epic flick chronicles the life of the iconic African-American activist, Malcolm Little, from his troubled youth ...

This is Lee’s third trip to Saudi Arabia, after his first visit in 1991 to secure permission for an all-Muslim unit to shoot in Mecca for his biopic, “Malcolm X” — the first time that a ...

Spike Lee felt “depressed” while making ‘Malcolm X’. The critically acclaimed biographical film has since become one of cinema’s most important works, despite the immense personal challenges Lee faced ...

‘Fight Night,’ ‘Malcolm X,’ ‘Hidden Figures’ and ‘Selma’ are some of the films and series inspired by real events from Black history. While Hollywood has dreamed up some of the most interesting and ...

The new film is called Highest to Lowest, “a reinterpretation, not a remake” of Kurosawa’s High and Low, Lee said. He recalled that in film school he was introduced to world cinema and was fascinated ...

Spike Lee reflected on his and Denzel Washington’s longtime friendship, which began after they worked together on 1990's 'Mo' ...

White flyer with a black and white illustration of Malcolm X inside a thick bordered box in the upper half. The illustration features Malcolm X in three-quarter profile view, looking to the right.

The Red Sea Film Fest jury head lauded "brother" Washington's work in ‘Gladiator II,’ explained how Akira Kurosawa influenced him and how doc '4 Little Girls' was "one of my most moving experiences ...