Show Notes
Suzannah Herbert and Darcy McKinnon discusses their feature film Natchez. The story begins with a wedding invitation that sparks an exploration of how historic locations are utilized for modern purposes, leading to a road trip through the South and research into the antebellum era. Initial filming faced setbacks when access was denied by the board of a plantation, prompting a pivot to Natchez, Mississippi. The film focuses on Rev, an engaging character met during a tour, and the complex, often painful history of the South. The documentary, characterized by a visually striking style, aims to entertain while provoking thought on history, culture, and racism. It is set for theatrical release and a later broadcast on PBS.
Listen On
Also In Season 18
-
Shuffle
Benjamin Florey on 'Shuffle': Recovery, Fraud in Treatment, and Building Impact -
Fog of Truth: Ai Weiwei's Revolutionary Turandot
In this episode of Fog of Truth, Bart, John, and guest Daphne Street, an opera -
Commune
Bart, John, and Justina Explor 'Commune': A Dive into the History and Ideals of