Mariama Diallo’s fiendishly subversive short HAIR WOLF blends horror and Blaxploitation tropes to satirize racism, gentrification, and cultural appropriation via the story of employees at a Black hair salon confronting a strange new monster: white women intent on literally sucking the lifeblood from Black culture. It’s paired with another cutting racial satire, Robert Downey Sr.’s gonzo 1969 indie PUTNEY SWOPE, an audacious critique of capitalism and white privilege in which the lone Black man on the board of a Madison Avenue advertising agency is inadvertently elected chairman—and proceeds to launch a Black Power corporate revolution.