Monochrome: Black, White & Blue

An intimate, haunting portrait that lets a singular voice and archival footage carry the weight of genius, pain, and history.

A warm, measured tribute that lingers on the music and the quiet weight of the barriers he broke.

A patient, deeply moving story of endurance and friendship that slowly builds to a cathartic, hopeful release.

A rich, unhurried musical history lesson, full of archival performances and interviews that reward close listening.

A sprawling, sobering documentary that immerses you in decades of racial and cultural history, demanding close attention as it builds a devastating portrait.

An immersive, music-filled portrait that swings between brilliance and self-destruction, leaving you moved by the art and the cost.

A reflective, music-driven journey through pivotal moments, blending archival footage and commentary for an informative, emotionally resonant experience.

A polished, serious biographical drama that moves between youthful struggle and later fame, asking patience but rewarding it with emotional weight.

A moody, music-rich documentary that lingers on myth and mystery, feeling like a slow blues riff with a shadow over it.

A joyous, transporting concert rush that doubles as a bittersweet act of historical recovery, leaving you exhilarated and quietly indignant.

A solemn, sweeping immersion in history, heavy with loss and elegy, unfolding slowly through voices and photographs.

A reflective, music-soaked rise-and-fall chronicle that feels candid and propulsive, mixing archival energy with intimate interviews.