This week, the podcast delves into '28 Years Later', exploring its allegorical themes related to contemporary issues such as COVID and Brexit. The hosts discuss its unique commentary on human mortality and societal changes. Additionally, they examine the documentary 'Call Her Alex', which chronicles the rise of podcast host Alex Cooper, highlighting her influence on media. Lastly, they analyze the charm of Haim's new album, 'I quit', showcasing its appeal and artistic nuances. An exclusive segment also reveals spoilers and details about '28 Years Later.'
On the podcast, Julia, Dana, and Steve return to the Rage Virus-infected world first explored by Danny Boyle and Alex Garland two decades ago in '28 Years Later'. They discuss how the sequel resonates with contemporary issues like COVID and Brexit, echoing themes of human mortality and societal challenges. The film's commentary is more relevant now than ever, suggesting a visceral and cultural reflection on our current climate.
The segment also addresses Alex Cooper's journey, spotlighting her rise as a significant media figure in the documentary 'Call Her Alex'. Her candid and bold persona captivates audiences and raises intriguing questions about modern celebrity culture. The discussion sheds light on her impact and the shifting dynamics of content creation in a digital age.
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