Haskell Wexler, a legendary cinematographer and director, and Luke LeBrun, a National Post columnist known for his investigative work, dive into the chaotic atmosphere of the 1968 Democratic National Convention. They explore Wexler's groundbreaking film 'Medium Cool', discussing its blend of documentary and narrative styles. The conversation also critiques the evolving dynamics of political messaging within the Democratic Party today, while reflecting on the ethical challenges faced by journalists. Their insights provide a compelling look at the intersection of politics and media.
