The Verge
US · 4 mins ago
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Boots Riley turns class struggle into comedy with I Love Boosters
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Boots Riley's new film I Love Boosters uses comedy to explore class struggle and anti-capitalist themes, continuing his pattern of channeling his community organizing background and progressive politics into his creative work.
Boots Riley turns class struggle into comedy with I Love Boosters
Before Boots Riley became the writer / director / musician behind Sorry to Bother You and I'm a Virgo, he was a young community organizer fighting for social justice as part of the Progressive Labor Party. Riley has channeled his anti-establishment, pro-worker politics into every piece of art that he's made. But his belief that our society is long overdue for a revolution is most clearly articulated in his latest feature, I Love Boosters.
You can hear elements of I Love Boosters' anti-capitalist
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