Breathtakingly beautiful, ‘Queen & Slim’ takes the audience on electrifying ride, making for a cinematic journey that is immersive, engaging, educational, and resonating in equal measure.
Today brings with it the film’s UK release, but before its arrival That Grape Juice sat down with its lead stars Daniel Kaluuya and newcomer Jodie Turner-Smith to discuss the movie and its global impact.
Watch above as the dynamic pair open up to Samuel Eni about the importance of the Lena Waithe and Melina Matsoukas production – one Kaluuya tells us is a “window into the Black perspective.”
‘Queen & Slim’ is in UK cinemas now.
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This movie was nothing but trauma p***, good for non black viewers to watch. Traumatizing first black people to watch as this reality doesn’t end when we leave the theater.
You are right. The movie is very triggering and traumatic. I was extremely teary eyed because of the harsh reality the movie displayed