‘Nickel Boys’ Review: Film Version Of Colson Whitehead’s Acclaimed Novel Is Flawed But Artistic Journey To Hell And Back – Telluride Film Festival ...Middle East

I consumed Barry Jenkins’ 10 Part Limited Series adaptation of Colson Whitehead’s The Underground Railroad over the course of a weekend because basically I couldn’t stop. It was extraordinary storytelling and filmmaking, if harrowing in its uncompromising depiction of slavery. Whitehead followed that book up with “The Nickel Boys” in 2019, and like Underground Railroad, […]

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