On this premier episode of Fascism on Film, hosts James Kent and Teal Minton introduce the guiding ideas behind the show, and set the stage for what's to come.
For this series, James and Teal will explore how fascism expresses itself through regimes and ideologies, images, gestures, narratives, tones, and aesthetic forms that live on in the cultural unconscious. The episode makes the case for why this particular way of understanding fascism is vital, human, and uses empathy to transcend political abstraction. It doesn't merely tell us that fascism is evil; it lets us feel it.
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