I Was a Teenage Sex Pistol
In this raw and unflinching musical documentary, the rise and fall of punk rock’s most notorious band is told through t...
In the wake of an unspeakable personal tragedy, acclaimed writer Isabel Wilkerson, portrayed by Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, finds herself grappling with a profound question that echoes through history. Directed and written by Ava DuVernay, this sweeping historical drama follows Isabel as she embarks on a monumental global journey of research and revelation. Driven to understand the underlying mechanisms of human suffering, she begins to connect seemingly disparate narratives—from the horrors of the Holocaust and the caste system of India to the racial hierarchies entrenched in America. As she delves deeper, supported by her loving husband Jon Bernthal and a circle of friends and colleagues including Niecy Nash and Audra McDonald, Isabel confronts the pervasive and often invisible architecture of caste that shapes societies. This poignant and intellectually rigorous film, based on Wilkerson’s own work, weaves together intimate personal grief with epic historical scale, challenging audiences to see the world through a transformative new lens.