

Election
5 snips Nov 2, 2023
The hosts of 'Unspooled' discuss the acidic high-school satire 'Election', praising director Alexander Payne's eye for detail, Matthew Broderick's subversive performance, and the movie's reflections on American society. They explore the characters of Tracy Flick and Mr. McAllister, analyze gender and success in the film, and delve into the challenges women face in public roles. The podcast also touches on competition, judgment, and human behavior, while expressing gratitude and discussing future plans.
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Introduction
00:00 • 3min
Analyzing Tracy Flick in 'Election'
02:32 • 12min
Chris Klein's Obliviousness and Honesty
14:06 • 7min
The Dark Desperation of Mr. McAllister
21:22 • 16min
Examining gender, success, and perception in the movie 'Election'
37:37 • 4min
Challenging Double Standards and Unfair Criticism Faced by Women
41:42 • 26min
Exploring Competition, Judgment, and Human Behavior
01:07:52 • 10min
Discussing Future Plans and Expressing Gratitude
01:17:36 • 3min