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Hello and welcome to the Slash Filmcast, the official podcast of Slashfilm.com. I'm David Rehardewar,

and tonight I'm joined with Jeff Canada.

Excellent, perfect. Tonight we're going to be talking about Justice League, a film which honestly surprised me.

So I'll leave it at that. As usual, you can leave us an email at slashfilmcast.com. You can

follow us on Twitter at slashfilmcast. We're going to start talking about what we've been watching.

I had a chance to see Mudbound, the new film from D-Rece, the director who did pariah a few years ago.

This is a really fascinating film. It's available on Netflix now. It's also in limited release in some

theaters. I think it's worse thing on the big screen. Tells a story of a farm post-World War 2,

a farm owned by a white family, but that a black family is also working and renting to just

make their way. It deals with basically the racial tensions in that area, but I think it does

some really interesting things too, because both families have people coming back from World War 2,

so they're also dealing with the post-traumatic stress from that whole ordeal. And also just

kind of surviving in the post-World War 2 era in Mississippi. It's kind of difficult. And the film

is really kind of gets you in the heads of all the characters. It has a great cast to stars,

Carrie Mulligan, Jason Clark, Mary J. Blige, and Gary headlands in here as well. And this is one

of those films where you will hear a lot of inner monologue from characters. It almost feels like a

novel in that way. Maybe a bit of like how good fella has kind of handled it, but it feels just

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