Left Film Review Exclusive: Interview with the director of The Trotsky

Posted by KurtFF8 on January 27, 2012

This fall the Left Film Review was able to sit down with Jacob Tierney, director of The Trotsky, at the Atrium (60 Wall St.)

We discussed the role of politics in film, the role that film can play in social change, how the structure of film plays into these themes, and his film The Trotsky.

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