Nickel Boys adaptation explores the dark story of Elwood Curtis. How does the film's bold approach measure up to the Colson ...

The film, as well as the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel it was based on, drew inspiration from the real-life Dozier School for ...

Viewers follow Elwood Curtis, a bright young Black boy in 1960s Florida, whose dreams of college and a better future are shattered after one mistake lands him in an abusive institution.

The Tampa Theatre will host a special screening of "Nickel Boys" on March 22, followed by a discussion with filmmaker RaMell Ross, forensic anthropologist Erin Kimmerle and journalist Ben Montgomery.

Nickel Boys” presents a history detached from the popular understanding of American society while serving as a powerful ...

A promising young black teenager, Elwood Curtis, seems destined for great things, among being accepted into an accelerated college program at an HBCU. But, things take a turn when he hitchhikes ...

The plot unfolds around Elwood Curtis whose aspirations for college are dashed when he lands in the horrific Nickel Academy during the Jim Crow era. There, amidst harsh realities, he befriends ...

Adapted from the 2019 novel by Colson Whitehead — which won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction — Nickel Boys follows 16-year-old Elwood Curtis (Ethan Herisse) and his friend Turner (Brandon Wilson).

The drama, directed by RaMell Ross, opened in select theaters in December. The film follows Elwood Curtis (Ethan Herisse), an optimistic teenager whose dreams of going to college are crushed when ...

Two months after its theatrical debut, Nickel Boys officially made its video-on-demand debut on sites like Prime Video and ...