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-Blach? (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)
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Link to review by Christopher Llewellyn Reed:
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Timestamps:
- 00:38 ? Intro
- 05:02 ? Group Discussion of ALWAYS IN SEASON
- 20:14 ? Bart interviews Elizabeth Coffman of FLANNERY
- 38:01 ? Doc Talk
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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
