Color Book

Color Book is a wonderfully tender film. Just a dad and his son trying to make it to a baseball game—but underpinned by a full spectrum of emotion. William Catlett is phenomenal as Lucky, a single father trying to hold it together after his wife passed, now raising their…

Kevflix And Chill

William Catlett is legit. He’s charismatic and vulnerable at the same time. A truly phenomenal performance. Can’t wait to see him in more.

Brian Tallerico

I’m catching up logging some films like “Color Book,” a compassionate work that I was honored to help award the Black Harvest Film Festival’s jury prize.  This is a giving film whose deeply felt father-son relationship—shaped by the loss of a wife/mother and the son’s Down…

Robert Daniels

this one really snuck up on me in the best way. the leads give such honest, deeply human performances that it doesn’t even feel like acting at all. it’s like someone quietly captured real life as it unfolded. the b&w cinematography strips the film down to its essence,…

Shelby Jo 📀

A beautiful and intimate love letter to the city of Atlanta. Led by an incredibly moving performance by William Catlett alongside Jeremiah Daniels who just really drives this experience home. I often find myself coming back to films like this in particular, where the plot…

alejandroxpadi

One of the best movies I’ve seen in a long time.  5.75/5 Stay for the post-credits scene 🎈

kaylyn

Sobbed like a CHILD at this, my god. Bicycle Thieves made inextricably American, just rips your heart out to hold it in a mirror before shoving it back in

jack

One of the most profound films I have ever seen about parenthood and the boundless love one should have for their children. I’m two years now into fatherhood and the partnership I have with my wife is so important. To see the journey this man goes through after having lost…

Jose Viera

A subtly devastating but hopeful portrait of humanity, grief, love, and vulnerability. I haven’t stopped thinking about this movie for the past five days.

Jocelyne