Join film critic Joanna Robinson from The Ringer and visionary filmmaker RaMell Ross as they dive into the highs and lows of 2024's movie landscape. They discuss the buzz around the new 'Superman' and explore the unique style of Ross's 'Nickel Boys'. Robinson and Ross share insights on evolving film trends, the impact of adaptations, and the shifting dynamics of celebrity culture. Their engaging conversation also touches on personal artistic journeys and how sports influence storytelling, offering a refreshing take on the intersection of cinema and life.

RaMell Ross, director of the Oscar-nominated adaptation of Colson Whitehead's "The Nickel Boys," discusses his innovative visual storytelling that sheds light on Black experiences during the Civil Rights era. The conversation covers the film's unique first-person perspective, emphasizing Black subjectivity and resilience. Ross challenges the stereotype of trauma in Black narratives, illustrating moments of beauty amid hardship. He highlights cinema's crucial role in representation and the need for diverse stories that move beyond violence.