Titus Kaphar's 'Exhibiting Forgiveness' Explores Familial Bonds and Redemption

The debut film by artist Titus Kaphar delves into complex themes of forgiveness and reconciliation within the Black community.

Titus Kaphar's film 'Exhibiting Forgiveness' features André Holland as Tarrell, an artist grappling with reconciling with his estranged father.
The movie draws heavily from Kaphar's personal experiences, including his own challenging relationship with his father.
Kaphar's art, including 'The Jerome Project,' informs the film's narrative, highlighting themes of memory and identity.
The film addresses broader cultural conversations about forgiveness, particularly within the context of the Black church and family dynamics.
Kaphar aims to screen the film in prisons, recognizing the importance of engaging with incarcerated communities.