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Nickel Boys could be the most radical literary adaptation ever made – but how does it compare to the book?

By Sascha Morrell, Lecturer in Literary Studies, Monash University

The Nickel Boys dramatises the real-life history of a segregated reform school in the segregated Jim Crow South: a front for coerced labour and scene of abuse.

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