Michael Bodhi Green is a film and media studies scholar and professor who teaches for several colleges and universities, including UCLA Extension. His writings on film, television, and popular culture have been published in Salon, Senses of Cinema, The Journal of Film and Video, The Conversation, Pop Matters, StudioBinder, and Digital Trends, among others. Library Journal named his co-edited three-volume encyclopedia Race in American Film: Voices and Visions That Shaped a Nation a Best Reference work of 2017. You can access his publications at his website. 
Drama · Politics · Thrillers & Action
On its 30th anniversary, it also feels remarkably relevant in the wake of the recent Supreme Court ruling that presidents have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for exercising “core” executive[…]
Activist & Political · African American · Music & Musicals
Few movies have represented LA with such fawning reverence and nostalgia as La La Land. The filmmakers depict a clean, spare, elegant city, sluiced in mid-century Technicolor, consisting almost exclusively[…]
“This is a winter movie, an elegy tinged with regret.”
