The creators of “Jones Plantation” set out to craft a film that used satire and drama to expose the oppression of America’s political system, and in doing so, they may have set the standard for the American dissident cinema movement. Jason calls the film one of the best he’s seen and welcomes director Andrew Treglia and screenwriter Larken Rose to discuss their film. Plus, T.J. Moe, Kevin Donahue, Shemeka Michelle, and Virgil Walker check in for another edition of Fearless at the Movies.

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Ep 727 | ‘Jones Plantation’ EXPOSES the Enslavement Culture of the American Political System 01:31:48 Share

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Ep 727 | ‘Jones Plantation’ EXPOSES the Enslavement Culture of the American Political System