The Collider Podcast, Ep. 303 - How 'Nomadland' & 'I Care a Lot' Examine American Capitalism

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This week on The Collider Podcast, we're digging through two films that explore the tragedy and viciousness of a late capitalist America. We start off with Nomadland, which examines the fallout of the Great Recession, how the film still manages to find hope and humanity despite its depressing and melancholy subject matter, why certain criticisms of the film don't hold up to scrutiny, and more. We then switch over to the nasty and brutal I Care a Lot, how the films breezy tone belies its evil characters, what the film says about the state of the country, and more. We then finish up with Recently Watched.

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