Are 'The Hunger Games' a prescient look into our possible future as a "shattered union" - or just another blast of corporate agitprop? Eric Mueller from the Tragedy & Hope community joins us this month on Navigating Netflix to examine the films and our future.
Are 'The Hunger Games' a prescient look into our possible future as a "shattered union" - or just another blast of corporate agitprop? Eric Mueller from the Tragedy & Hope community joins us this month on Navigating Netflix to examine the films and our future.
Raed Mu’anis was my best friend. The small scar on top of his left eyebrow was my doing at the age of five. I urged him to quit hanging on a rope where my mother was drying our laundry. He wouldn’t listen, so I threw a rock at him.
I didn’t mean for the rock hit him, but it did. My father dragged to me to his house kicking and screaming, while carrying a colourful rubber ball and a doll for gifts. I was mostly embarrassed that I hurt my best friend.
