Koko Taylor: Queen of the Blues

A warm, unhurried time capsule of raw live blues, letting you sit close to legends as they play.

A warm, unhurried look at musicians playing for the love of it, letting the music and the city speak for themselves.

An affectionate, music-filled portrait that celebrates a pioneering talent while quietly acknowledging the barriers she faced.

A warm, low-key look at a scrappy record label and the musicians who made it, carried by live performances and easy conversation.

A warm, music-filled portrait that lets a legendary voice carry you through a life story with grace and restraint.

An intimate, unhurried portrait that lets a towering artist speak for herself, moving between triumph and raw vulnerability.

A gentle, nostalgic half-hour of archive clips and reminiscences that ambles through a bygone showbiz life.

A candid, music-filled look at women fighting for space in a male-dominated industry, informative and lively but rarely flashy.

A warm, reflective portrait that lets a voice and a life unfold gently, more intimate remembrance than spectacle.

Like sitting on stage at a warm, easygoing jam session, watching old masters trade licks and stories with obvious joy.

A warm, music-filled portrait of mentorship and legacy that lets you bask in live blues while reflecting on what gets passed down.

An intimate, music-rich archival portrait that lets a legendary voice narrate his own story with warmth and surprising bite.