As our seventh season enters its final third, Bart and Chris join guest host Sonali Gulati, a filmmaker and faculty member at Virginia Commonwealth University, for a review of Jacqueline Olive's searing look back at America's violent history of lynching, Always in Season. Then, Bart interviews Elizabeth Coffman, co-director of Flannery, a documentary about the late, great southern writer Flannery O'Connor, which was just awarded the inaugural Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film. Inspiring artists deserve inspiring discussions, and that's what we bring to the podcast. Enjoy!
Group Review Documentary:
ALWAYS IN SEASON (Jacqueline Olive, 2019)
In theaters and film festivals now
Film Featured in Interview Portion:
FLANNERY (Elizabeth Coffman/Mark Bosco, 2019)
Currently playing in festivals
Other Films and Sites Mentioned:
- Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché (Pamela B. Green, 2019)
- Diary of a Harlem Family (Gordon Parks, 1968)
- Equal Justice Initiative
- Gordon Parks exhibit at the Amon Carter Museum
- I Am (Sonali Gulati, 2011)
- Just Mercy (Destin Daniel Cretton, 2019)
- National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)
- Shaft (Gordon Parks, 1971)
- True Justice: Bryan Stevenson's Fight for Equality (George Kunhardt/Peter W. Kunhardt/Teddy Kunhardt, 2019)
- The World of Piri Thomas (Gordon Parks, 1968)
Link to review by Christopher Llewellyn Reed:
Timestamps:
- 00:38 – Intro
- 05:02 – Group Discussion of ALWAYS IN SEASON
- 20:14 – Bart interviews Elizabeth Coffman of FLANNERY
- 38:01 – Doc Talk
Website/Email:
Credits:
Artwork by Hilary Campbell
Intro music by Jeremiah Moore
Transitional music by BELLS (thanks to Christopher Ernst)
Editing and shownotes by Christopher Llewellyn Reed
Show Notes
As our seventh season enters its final third, Bart and Chris join guest host Sonali Gulati, a filmmaker and faculty member at Virginia Commonwealth University, for a review of Jacqueline Olive's searing look back at America's violent history of lynching, Always in Season. Then, Bart interviews Elizabeth Coffman, co-director of Flannery, a documentary about the late, great southern writer Flannery O'Connor, which was just awarded the inaugural Library of Congress Lavine/Ken Burns Prize for Film. Inspiring artists deserve inspiring discussions, and that's what we bring to the podcast. Enjoy!
Group Review Documentary:
ALWAYS IN SEASON (Jacqueline Olive, 2019)
In theaters and film festivals now
Film Featured in Interview Portion:
FLANNERY (Elizabeth Coffman/Mark Bosco, 2019)
Currently playing in festivals
Other Films and Sites Mentioned:
- Be Natural: The Untold Story of Alice Guy-Blaché (Pamela B. Green, 2019)
- Diary of a Harlem Family (Gordon Parks, 1968)
- Equal Justice Initiative
- Gordon Parks exhibit at the Amon Carter Museum
- I Am (Sonali Gulati, 2011)
- Just Mercy (Destin Daniel Cretton, 2019)
- National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)
- Shaft (Gordon Parks, 1971)
- True Justice: Bryan Stevenson's Fight for Equality (George Kunhardt/Peter W. Kunhardt/Teddy Kunhardt, 2019)
- The World of Piri Thomas (Gordon Parks, 1968)
Link to review by Christopher Llewellyn Reed:
Timestamps:
- 00:38 – Intro
- 05:02 – Group Discussion of ALWAYS IN SEASON
- 20:14 – Bart interviews Elizabeth Coffman of FLANNERY
- 38:01 – Doc Talk
Website/Email:
Credits:
Artwork by Hilary Campbell
Intro music by Jeremiah Moore
Transitional music by BELLS (thanks to Christopher Ernst)
Editing and shownotes by Christopher Llewellyn Reed
