L.H. Stallings presents us with a formidable intervention in scholarship about Black film in this intimate study of the life and work of late filmmaker Kathleen Collins. Deftly weaving through ideas about authorship, form, and politics, Stallings innovates the brilliant concept of "afterlives" in place of biography, impressively capturing Collins's brilliance while simultaneously honoring the film...
L.H. Stallings presents us with a formidable intervention in scholarship about Black film in this intimate study of the life and work of late filmmaker Kathleen Collins. Deftly weaving through ideas about authorship, form, and politics, Stallings innovates the brilliant concept of "afterlives" in place of biography, impressively capturing Collins's brilliance while simultaneously honoring the film...