James Baldwin On-Screen
5 Films

James Baldwin On-Screen

Towering literary lion, fierce social critic, and inimitable cultural icon James Baldwin opened up a new space for the frank discussion of race, sexuality, and identity in American society. He also left behind a dynamic cinematic legacy, as seen in these portraits that capture his electrifying presence, passionate eloquence, and incisive commentary on everything from art to religion to love to liberation to his most personal experiences as a gay Black man who lived much of his life abroad but who never stopped examining his own complex relationship to the United States.

  • I Heard It Through the Grapevine

    I Heard It Through the Grapevine

    19821 hr 35 min
  • James Baldwin: The Price of the Ticket

    James Baldwin: The Price of the Ticket

    19891 hr 27 min
  • Baldwin’s Nigger

    Baldwin’s Nigger

    196846 min
  • Meeting the Man: James Baldwin in Paris

    Meeting the Man: James Baldwin in Paris

    197027 min
  • James Baldwin: From Another Place

    James Baldwin: From Another Place

    197312 min