Richard Curtis vs. Hugh Grant; Inside Menendez Bros
The New Abnormal
Impact of Film and the Role of Activism
This chapter explores the expressive power of animated films and child actors while humorously reflecting on cultural icons like Hugh Grant. It examines the notable themes of family and social issues in cinema, discussing underrepresented subjects such as poverty and climate change, and the concept of impact producing in creating social change. The conversation also highlights the origins of Comic Relief, its cultural significance, and the importance of integrating activism into filmmaking.
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