I am a huge fan of Steve McQueen. No, not that one. The British auteur who delivers intense, thought-provoking cinema at its finest. I fell in love with his debut, Hunger (2008), and had my jaw dropped by his recent heist thriller, Widows (2018). It occurred to me recently that I had no idea what McQueen was up to. It turns out he was up to a lot. He's made five (count 'em, FIVE) films as part of a collection called Small Axe . And those five films are dropping on Amazon Prime over the next few weeks. I had little to go on: the trailer is a mood piece more than a story spoiler; and I have no real knowledge or understanding of British Civil Rights history (so the word "Mangrove" meant nothing to me at first glance). And, if I'm being honest, going in absolutely fresh made my viewing experience all the more intense and memorable. What is It? Small Axe (2020) is a collection of five films that explore the black civil rights movement in Britain in the sixties, seven...