The stunning, elegiac debut drama is currently in theaters.
Metacritic score: 82
Critics like tocall films “portraits” ofthingsorpeople, but in the case of The Last Black Man in San Francisco,that’s nearly literal. Almost any shot from the movie — of faces, buildings, roadside weeds — could work on a gallery wall. I frequently found myself wanting to pause the scenes (impossible in a theater) and just see what the camera beckoned me to see.
