What is the paradoxical nature of rebellion? | "Patterns" (1956) d. Fielder Cook

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Following recent discussions about the ironic consequences that can come from resisting the norm, this week's episode examines Fielder Cook's 1956 boardroom drama Patterns to contemplate why the powerful might encourage their own negation.We also briefly discuss:After the Hunt (2025) d. Luca GuadagninoLook Back in Anger (1959) d. Tony RichardsonContact UsEmail: [email protected]: https://www.instagram.com/filmsfortoday/?hl=en

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