In a new episode of “Screen Talk,” IndieWire‘s Anne Thompson and Ryan Lattanzio discuss the Sasha Stone situation. Go to the 12-minute mark. Do they get into the intrigues and undercurrents? The whys and wherefores? Nope. Do they talk about how people like Sasha aren’t pro-Trumpers as much as deeply anti-woke and anti-Robespierre? Naah. They just review the basic narrative and go “yeah, this happened, and that happened aso but we’ve known Sasha for years,” etc.
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