just say the words.

"a conversation we'll never come back from"

.˳˳. inbred .˳˳.

.˳˳. ptolemaea .˳˳.

.˳˳. waco, texas .˳˳.

.˳˳. homecoming .˳˳.

.˳˳. tempest .˳˳.

"from the start they knew you were wrong"

It's also an opportunity for us as viewers to self-reflect and analyze how we feel about what we see onscreen and where our feelings are coming from. A lot of the time, more often than people realize or want to acknowledge, our feelings about art and media are less rooted in something the art or media is depicting and more rooted in our own mentality, biases, traumas etc. And that doesn't mean those feelings are invalid but it is always worth examining why we are having those feelings. I am so grateful to Richard Gadd for giving me the opportunity to do so.

this is happening while protests are simultaneously erupting in pune, lucknow, amritsar, hyderabad, bangalore, jaipur, mumbai and dozens of districts across india. tens of thousands of people on the streets. france 24 and cnn have called this the biggest protest movement against this government in years.

the government itself has clarified that these protests have no outside forces or foreign interference involved, this is entirely student-led, entirely about exam paper leaks and a minister who refuses to resign. so if there are no outside forces, no foreign hand, no terrorist links, then why are students being treated like this? why is a sit-in being met with baton charges, tear gas, a 21 year old in the icu, internet shutdowns in a 1.5km radius, 17 metro stations closed, facial recognition running on crowds, food being blocked, and nsa powers, laws designed for national security threats, being activated against people, against students?

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