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“In the World of Film, We’ve Edited out All Rebellion”

  • 3 de ago. de 2018
  • 1 min de leitura

AN INTERVIEW WITH BOOTS RILEY

Boots Riley on communism, Sorry to Bother You, and what kind of political action the present moment demands.


As both a longtime activist and the lead vocalist for the hip-hop group The Coup, Boots Riley is no stranger to politically charged art. But with Sorry to Bother You, Riley has made his first foray into film.

The movie — which Riley both wrote and directed — follows Cassius “Cash” Green, a young black man who makes his way up the ladder at a telemarketing firm by using his “white voice.” At the same time Green is ascending, his fellow telemarketers, fed up with low pay and no benefits, are organizing a union — creating an explosion of collective labor action rarely shown on the silver screen.


For full article, clike on link bellow

https://jacobinmag.com/2018/08/sorry-to-bother-you-boots-riley-interview

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