A stalwart of '60s cinema and known for stand-out roles in The Limey , Superman II , and Priscilla QOTD , Terence Stamp's iconic career spanned 6 decades. Here are 10 of his most essential films.
This week at The Bloor: the powerful and distressing Call Me Kuchu looks at LGBT human rights abuses in Uganda (now more timely than ever given the current landscape in Russia that's eerily similar), and Iceberg Slim: Portrait of a Pimp takes a look at how a "street poisoned" criminal found catharsis in confessional writing to become one of the most vital African American literary voices in history.