Black Films, Cool.

Damon Harris

Art and life’s cyclical nature allows us to examine film as a microcosm of our society. Here, I will analyze black films and apply their texts to larger implications. I may also just talk about random crap

4 Episodes

Soul: Representation as a Progressive Tool
8/31/2021
1:19:25
In this episode, we discuss the Pixar animated film Soul (2020) and whether or not the film functions well as a "black" film. Further discussed is the importance of representation as a means of liberation.
Get Out and Us: A Tale of Two Writers
12/7/2020
1:18:01
Both of Jordan Peele's films have been incredibly impactful in our culture, but are they ~both~ high quality? Short answer: no. Long answer: listen as we discuss what does and doesn't work with each film.
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Bright: Social Commentary for Dummies
8/24/2020
1:07:19
In this episode, we analyze (tear apart) Bright (2017), written by Max Landis, as well as addressing the role social commentary plays currently in the film landscape.
Moonlight: The Necessity of Criticism
7/24/2020
58:39
In our first episode, we analyze Moonlight, written and directed by Barry Jenkins, and discuss the importance of critical engagement as well as criticism.

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Black Films, Cool.

Damon Harris

4 Episodes

Soul: Representation as a Progressive Tool

Get Out and Us: A Tale of Two Writers

Bright: Social Commentary for Dummies

Moonlight: The Necessity of Criticism