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Culinary Tyranny: Exploring Capitalism, Identity and Authenticity in Pig (2021)

from Politics of Cinema

On this episode we dive into one of Isaac's favorite films of the 2020's, Michael Sarnoski's Pig (2021). Sure, on the surface it's a simple story of a man who just wants his beloved pig back. But, as Robin and Amir journey through the Portland culinary scene to find said pig, the film explores what it means to live a life true to oneself, the importance of rejecting marketplace expectations, and finding authentic human connections. Follow us at: Patreon / Twitter / Instagram / Letterboxd / Facebook 

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