some films that you love that you wish more people got to see that didn't get the acclaim or the attenon. >> one film was so small that i understand why not a lot of people saw it, but after her son. it's a first feature from a female director about a young girl who goes on a vacation with her father. and sort of tries to learn a little bit more about what his interior or in retrospect is learning more about what his interior life was like. it's heavily implied that vacation is the last time she ever saw him. i also really liked till, the aftermath of the lynching of emmett till. the way in which it's treated as really different from how i feel filmmakers have traditionally treated stories about brutality against black people. it's very conscientious in what it chooses to show and what it chooses not to show. and in so doing conveys a very powerful message about the significance of image, especially when it comes to how we depict racialized violence. i just thought it was a really instructive movie. not as exploative lee traumatic as some feared it would be. >> thank you very much. empty

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