WHIPLASH (S04E01)

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And ... AtlanticSC is back! For how long? No idea. However, we're excited to kick off Season 4 with a conversation on Damien Chazelle's WHIPLASH. Is the film an endorsement or a condemnation of EXCEPTIONALISM? Jason argues the former, whilst Lee argues the latter. Tune in to find out how the division occurred. Season 4 Episode 1 Breakdown Introduction Jason's Initial Review of WHIPLASH and the Inconsistencies of the Visual Language 4:07 Exceptionalism: WHIPLASH as a Cautionary Tale 24:34 Rififi, Raisins, and MORE Mixed Signals in WHIPLASH 50:09 What did YOU think of WHIPLASH? Leave your comments below! Be sure to like, share, follow #AtlanticSC on Google Play, SoundCloud, and/or leave us a review on iTunes. You can now find Atlantic Screen Connection on Stitcher Radio as well Overcast! Just look up AtlanticSC Podcast! Head over to our Facebook page and give it a like! We’re also on Instagram and on Twitter AtlanticSC

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