Those seeking content to educate students about the decolonization process in Africa, the history of the Congo, or class and politics will find Colette and Justin incredibly useful in the classroom.
The film’s aesthetics are captivating, characterized by up-close camerawork and raw imagery that immerse the audience in the emotional depth of the story. Ultimately, Blue Island is a powerful work of art.
Art, modern art history, and courses that address museum policies and collection-building could take an interest in this educational documentary. There is tangential interest in the studies of racial and sexual politics.
Today is an intriguing meditation on a slice of American culture and queer existence. Those who enjoy slice-of-life fiction titles may also enjoy Today. Highly Recommended.