In the 1980s, there were only 63 Black films by, for, or about Black Americans. But in the 1990s, that number quadrupled, with 220 Black films making their way to cinema screens nationwide. What sparked this “Black New Wave?” Who blazed this path for contemporaries like Ava DuVernay, Kasi Lemmons and Jordan Peele? And how did these films transform American culture as a whole? Presenting The Class of 1989, a new limited-run series from pop culture critics Len Webb and Vincent Williams, hosts ...
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The Devil’s Chord 🎹 Discussion & Review Podcast | Doctor Who: Season 1
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What's new and different about the RTD2 approach? What does a post-Giggle Doctor Who look like? When is a chord not a chord? What does a 'twist at the end' really mean? How is 15's first run taking shape as a season? (00:00:00) Cartoon episode + Maestro + opening theme (00:05:03) Direction + sustained sequences (00:09:14) The lost chord (00:12:34) Wonky premise + music battle (00:22:14) Maestro villainy + 15 characterisation (00:26:40) Susan (Foreman) + Time Lord genocide ellision (00:31:24) Six month gap (00:36:17) 'Saxon theme' + subtitles (00:39:47) There's Always A Twist At The End (00:53:43) The ending (00:55:21) Carol of the Bells + secret song + Pantheon (00:59:55) Tone of the episode + 1960s (01:02:15) Maestro's music (01:04:37) RTD comments on The Devil's Chord (01:11:11) 'Media literacy' (01:22:58) RTD2 season 1 arcs…
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What's new and different about the RTD2 approach? What does a post-Giggle Doctor Who look like? When is a chord not a chord? What does a 'twist at the end' really mean? How is 15's first run taking shape as a season? (00:00:00) Cartoon episode + Maestro + opening theme (00:05:03) Direction + sustained sequences (00:09:14) The lost chord (00:12:34) Wonky premise + music battle (00:22:14) Maestro villainy + 15 characterisation (00:26:40) Susan (Foreman) + Time Lord genocide ellision (00:31:24) Six month gap (00:36:17) 'Saxon theme' + subtitles (00:39:47) There's Always A Twist At The End (00:53:43) The ending (00:55:21) Carol of the Bells + secret song + Pantheon (00:59:55) Tone of the episode + 1960s (01:02:15) Maestro's music (01:04:37) RTD comments on The Devil's Chord (01:11:11) 'Media literacy' (01:22:58) RTD2 season 1 arcs…
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