Timbuktu, once the heartbeat of Saharan culture, fell under Ansar Dine's black flag. Ghali wasted no time. Music was banned. Instruments were torched. Ancient Sufi shrines were smashed with pickaxes.

Vulture’s film critics have somehow kept abreast of it all. Here, they’ll guide you through the must-sees of the last few months. All movies are listed by U.S. release date, with the most ...

The line “yellow man in Timbuktu, colour for both me and you”, has been altered, with the word “yellow” being removed. The term is considered offensive to east Asians and those of east ...

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The idea for the film, "Timbuktu," started in 2012 when Director Abderrahmane Sissako heard about the death by stoning of a couple in Aguelhok, Mali, who were accused of having children outside of ...

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It may be tempting to read into Mel Gibson’s Hacksaw Ridge an unspoken or even unconscious attempt to tie the narrative to the actor/director’s personal travails. That’s not how he sees it. The film ...