Summary: <p><span>During the last presidential campaign season, Elia Kazan's film </span><b><em>A Face in the Crowd</em></b><span><span> </span>caught on for the way its story mirrored, to some degree, that of our current president's rise to power. As we watch the official, increasingly self-promotional daily briefings on our current crisis,<span> </span></span><b><em>Face</em></b><span><span> </span>comes to mind again. Though WNYC's Sara Fishko recommends here that it be seen with others, "in the dark," it might be even more effective to see it alone, in your place of isolation. (Produced in 2016)</span></p>
