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An Invitation to DESTROYER #04: "How Do You Make a Cop Movie in an ACAB World?"

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How do you make a cop movie in an ACAB world? In episode 4 of "An Invitation to DESTROYER," writer/producer/host Jim Penola continues to wrestle with DESTROYER's depiction and dramatic centering of a police officer – a choice that continues to reverberate dynamically in our fraught, present-day relationship with law enforcement.
Through comparisons to contemporaries such as BAD BOYS FOR LIFE (2020) and cult classics like MIAMI VICE (2006), Penola echoes a "duty to interrogate" these stories as offered by DESTROYER's screenwriter, Phil Hay. Indeed, the film transcends the surface nature of cop life to explore the deeper nature of pain itself.
Guest Editor: Sarah Gorr

Support the Show.

•••Shout-out to some of my lovely & amazing patrons: Rupa dasGupta, John Penola, Jane Penola, and Joseph Penola. ⚫ Get early access, extended episodes, and the Patreon-exclusive companion podcast "Ellipsis" only at Patreon.com/jimpenola ⚫ Follow us on Twitter: @AnInvitation and Instagram: @Invitation2Invitation ⚫ Email us: Invitation2Invitation@gmail.com•••

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Chapters

1. An Invitation to DESTROYER #04: "How Do You Make a Cop Movie in an ACAB World?" (00:00:00)

2. Guiding Quote: "If you're making a cop movie, you have a duty to interrogate it." (00:00:04)

3. Introduction (00:00:42)

4. Dramatic Reading: Pages 16-22 of the DESTROYER screenplay. (00:02:55)

5. Dramatic Reading: Antonio. (00:03:54)

6. Dramatic Reading: Erin & Ethan. (00:06:37)

7. Analysis: How do you make a cop movie in an ACAB world? (00:09:33)

8. Outro and Credits (00:22:52)

39 episodes

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Content provided by Jim Penola. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Jim Penola or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

How do you make a cop movie in an ACAB world? In episode 4 of "An Invitation to DESTROYER," writer/producer/host Jim Penola continues to wrestle with DESTROYER's depiction and dramatic centering of a police officer – a choice that continues to reverberate dynamically in our fraught, present-day relationship with law enforcement.
Through comparisons to contemporaries such as BAD BOYS FOR LIFE (2020) and cult classics like MIAMI VICE (2006), Penola echoes a "duty to interrogate" these stories as offered by DESTROYER's screenwriter, Phil Hay. Indeed, the film transcends the surface nature of cop life to explore the deeper nature of pain itself.
Guest Editor: Sarah Gorr

Support the Show.

•••Shout-out to some of my lovely & amazing patrons: Rupa dasGupta, John Penola, Jane Penola, and Joseph Penola. ⚫ Get early access, extended episodes, and the Patreon-exclusive companion podcast "Ellipsis" only at Patreon.com/jimpenola ⚫ Follow us on Twitter: @AnInvitation and Instagram: @Invitation2Invitation ⚫ Email us: Invitation2Invitation@gmail.com•••

  continue reading

Chapters

1. An Invitation to DESTROYER #04: "How Do You Make a Cop Movie in an ACAB World?" (00:00:00)

2. Guiding Quote: "If you're making a cop movie, you have a duty to interrogate it." (00:00:04)

3. Introduction (00:00:42)

4. Dramatic Reading: Pages 16-22 of the DESTROYER screenplay. (00:02:55)

5. Dramatic Reading: Antonio. (00:03:54)

6. Dramatic Reading: Erin & Ethan. (00:06:37)

7. Analysis: How do you make a cop movie in an ACAB world? (00:09:33)

8. Outro and Credits (00:22:52)

39 episodes

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