The movie was good but felt odd how the archival footage showed that camp jened had so many black people but most of the speakers were white.
Since the camp was a sort of reclamation of the “teenage experience” that was denied to disabled people it would’ve added a lot of nuance and depth to hear how that experience changes with race.
can’t believe i just got around to watching this bc i’ve watched the Lágrimas Negras clip so much, a love letter to Cuba’s music and people 🫶🏾
All of Condit's movies make me think they were made by an elementary school music teacher who was found to be a serial killer that forced her victims to act out her deep-seated trauma.
...but in a good way?
Is it bad I care more about figuring out what algorithm produced the images than the existential dread of AI's fast approaching hegemony? Maybe, but at least Hopcroft is proud of me.
