A list of some of the most memorable musical sequences, dance scenes, and music videos in the filmography of Spike Lee.

A summary of New York City as depicted on film by its four greatest auteurs: Martin Scorsese, Sidney Lumet, Woody Allen, and Spike Lee.

A starting place for examining America, as both a country and an idea, through the lens of films about the Vietnam War.

The branches of Spike Lee's filmmaking tree include some of the greatest cinematic discoveries.

Spike Lee's two remakes found little critical or commercial love: can categorizing the various types of remakes help illuminate why?

A history of Spike Lee's ambivalent (and often contentious) relationship with the Oscars, from Joe's Bed-Stuy Barbershop to BlacKkKlansman.

The "controversies" of Spike Lee are part of a uniquely American - and racist - tradition.

As we reconsider the role of the police in film and TV, Spike Lee's crime dramas help contextualize the entrenchment of certain depictions.

Spike Lee's latest places past next to present to recontexualize history.

In honor of He Got Game's Jesus Shuttlesworth, the Rough Cut staff conduct a draft of their top fictional movie athletes.

A Q&A on one of the most important filmmakers of the last 35 years.