About This Episode:
Set in a future America teetering on the brink of collapse, “Civil War” follows a group of military-embedded journalists in a high-stakes race to Washington, D.C. Can they prevent a rebel onslaught on the White House? Join us as B.J., Fred, and Rudy dissect the film’s intense portrayal of war, the unique challenges of war photography, and the emotional turmoil of covering conflicts within one’s own country.
Special Discussions Include:
The reality and representation of war photographers in cinema.
The complexities of maintaining professionalism and emotional detachment during domestic conflicts.
Nick Offerman’s unexpected casting as the U.S. President and what it adds to the narrative.
An exploration of American identity and resilience in times of internal strife.
Why Watch?
Whether you’re a film buff, a photography enthusiast, or someone intrigued by how different generations view cinema, this episode offers deep insights and engaging discussions. Plus, don’t miss out on Rudy’s unique perspective as a cinematographer and podcaster!
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