Wednesday, December 23, 2020

Notable Films Watched in 2020: February, March, and April (all streaming)

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  I Am Not Your Negro  (2016) : In Raoul Peck's powerful documentary, Peck brings to life the book writer James Baldwin never finished, ...
Tuesday, December 15, 2020

Notable Films Watched in 2020: January

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The Laundryman (Dir. Chung Lee, 2015): A-Gu (Tang Su) enlists a group of contract killers while disguised as the owner of a laundry servic...
Thursday, December 10, 2020

Conclusion: from Blue Vinyl to environmental justice at home?

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  Conclusion: from  Blue Vinyl  to environmental justice at home? Films like  Blue Vinyl  and  Libby, Montana  demonstrate the drive for a b...
Wednesday, December 9, 2020

Libby, Montana Rhetorical Analysis Conclusion

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Ultimately,   Libby, Montana   does document the connection between vermiculite-asbestos and Libby’s health concerns while also revealing th...
Tuesday, November 24, 2020

Libby, Montana Rhetorical Analysis, Continued

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To further confuse the message of Libby, Montana , interviews reveal the pain behind the beauty. One worker in the Zonolite mine, for exampl...

Libby, Montana Rhetorical Analysis, Continued

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  Libby' Montana's  attempt to take a balanced approach to the issues of asbestos poisoning and cleanup also dilutes the film’s rhet...

Libby, Montana--the Documentary: A Rhetorical Analysis

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  Libby, Montana   and the Superfund The town highlighted in the documentary bearing its name, Libby, Montana, did receive a recommendation ...
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