Ryan Coogler Reveals IMAX First for Black Filmmakers 🎥 | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

Ryan Coogler joins Sway In The Morning to reveal a historic milestone—his latest film "Sinners" becomes the first by a Black filmmaker to be shot and projected using IMAX 15/65mm film cameras! 🎥 In this exclusive interview, Ryan discusses the innovative technology behind the movie, the importance of bringing audiences back to the theater, and the cultural themes explored in "Sinners," including the Black church, Delta Blues, and entrepreneurship during the Jim Crow era. Michael B. Jordan’s dynamic portrayal of twin brothers Smoke and Stack is a highlight, and Ryan shares why he designed the roles specifically for him. The conversation also dives into music's influence, from the parallels between Delta Blues and gangster rap to the evolution of grunge and its ties to the blues. Stay tuned for insights into Ryan’s personal connection to the story, the creative process with producer Zenzi Coogler, and what makes this film a must-see. Don’t miss out—catch "Sinners" in select IMAX theaters for two weeks starting April 18th! Subscribe for more exclusive interviews and updates on Sway’s Universe, where culture and creativity take center stage. #ghettofilmschool #blackfilmmakersonyoutube #marvel #phasezero #film CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Ryan Coogler on the Importance of Seeing His New Film in IMAX 05:02 - Ryan Coogler on the Evolution of the Black Church Since the Jim Crow Era 11:12 - The Importance of Juke Joint Culture 14:58 - Juke Joint Culture and Parallels in the Bay Area 20:50 - The Bay Area’s Influence on Music 22:15 - The Global Impact of Hip-Hop Culture 25:18 - Why Michael B. Jordan Played Both Characters in “Without Remorse” 29:24 - Music vs Film on the Subconscious Mind 33:14 - Mike Muse Asks Ryan Coogler About Using Rock Music in the Film