The Film Colossus Podcast | Episode 64: Rebel Without a Cause

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Jimmy stands between his mother and father at home

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In this episode of the Film Colossus Podcast, we share a winding, whirling discussion about the 1955 classic: Rebel Without a Cause. What follows isn’t just a thematic breakdown of the movie’s commentary on post-war generational tensions, but a macro discussion about the state of modern movies and how far we’ve come from the simple-yet-impactful cinematic eye of directors like Nicholas Ray.

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Travis is co-founder of Colossus. He writes about the impact of art on his life and the world around us.
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