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Deep Dive: The Brave Class (2017)

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The Brave Class
The Brave Class features three college students from the United States who engage in a social experiment focused on the influence of language on perception and reality. Through their research and activist actions, they demonstrate the importance of words in shaping societal understanding. The film includes insights from over 20 international experts in political communication and information, providing a comprehensive analysis of how language affects public discourse and personal identity. Directed by Victor Alonso-Berbel, the documentary runs for 72 minutes and includes contributions from notable figures such as Christian Salmon, Iñigo Errejón, and George Lakoff. Artistic interventions are incorporated to challenge audiences to rethink the narratives they create and the impact of their language in daily life, emphasizing the power of words.

Why Watch

  • Meet George Lakoff and other language experts.
  • Find out how language shapes public perception.
  • See artistic interventions that challenge narratives.

Did You Know

The film features insights from over 20 international experts.
It includes contributions from notable figures like George Lakoff.
The documentary has a runtime of 72 minutes.

Perfect For

Political communicationLanguage enthusiastsSocial activism