This is The New Yorker Radio Hour, a co-production of WNYC Studios and The New Yorker.

This is the New Yorker Radio Hour. I'm David Remnick. The rift inside the Democratic Party now over Israel, and its campaign in Gaza is profound.

And this week on our podcast, the political scene,

Andrew Morantz talks about Israel and the left

and how the divide may be impacting the presidential race.

Andrew Morance joins host Tyler Foggett on the political scene,

a podcast from The New Yorker.

This is The New Yorker Radio Hour.

I'm David Remnick.

Emerald Fennell was an accomplished actor before making her debut as a writer and director

with promising young woman.

Fanel's second movie comes out this month,

and she sat down to talk about it with Michael Shulman,

who covers culture and entertainment for the New Yorker.

Here's Michael.

You might know Emerald Fennell for her acting work.

She played Camilla Parker Bowls on the Middle Seasons of The Crown. I actually couldn't talk to her about any of her acting work. She played Camilla Parker Bowles on the middle seasons of the Crown.

I actually couldn't talk to her about any of her acting because of the sag strike.

But she has emerged in recent years as a really provocative, hot button pushing filmmaker.

Her first movie, Promising Young Woman, came out in 2020, and it was just a movie

that people loved to argue over. It was a feminist revenge thriller, and chances are if you

saw it, you either loved it or hated it. But she won the Academy Award for Best Original

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