A visible love letter to the Black, rural South, director-cinematographer Brittany Shyne’s “Seeds” captures a uncommon snapshot of Black America, the place land possession is a birthright and legacy. Shyne permits her topics to function their very own storytellers, specializing in the folks of the Kentavia-Williams clan of Thomasville, Georgia, who personal what’s referred to as a “Centennial farm,” and Willie Head Jr. and his household in close by Pavo. She offers house to the plurality of Black tales, conserving household, land, group, and historical past at their middle. Following guidelines nearer to a Black literary . . . Learn Extra