Disquiet
Lis Rhodes critiques the erosion of justice and individual liberties during the COVID-19 pandemic, linking historical violence to profit in a neoliberal context.
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Lis Rhodes critiques the erosion of justice and individual liberties during the COVID-19 pandemic, linking historical violence to profit in a neoliberal context.
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Lis Rhodes presents Disquiet, an essay film set against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic. The film critiques the erosion of justice, equality, and individual liberties linked to neoliberal capitalism. Rhodes employs still images, sound, and text to address the impacts of globalization. She connects historical events, from the atomic destruction of Hiroshima to contemporary issues, to analyze the ties between violence and profit. Rhodes poses a critical question: can warnings be effective when violence is a profitable industry?
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