Brigham City

No, let me go on the record as saying, if I may, real quick.

I know that we're friends, Barrett, and so I'm a little bit biased when I say this, but I will stake, I will say here now for the public record to our YouTube audience, after Brigham City...

Or like since Brigham City, The Angel is like the best piece of Mormon cinema I think I've ever seen.

And I cannot hype or glaze this movie enough for everybody.

It's only like 20 something minutes.

I mean, I'm interested in these communities that are illustrated throughout the series.

You know, I mean, Brigham City is another one like that, which has its, you know, various ambivalences about its community as well.

Brigham City, I mean, that's a really, yeah, a good film, I think, to pivot to because, you know, the idea is to like be super expansive, right, with the series.

So this is Richard Dutcher, who has been referred to as the godfather of Mormon film.

This is a portrait of Mormon life and a kind of idyllic Utah town.

And the way that plays out is just interesting.

There are all these little things.

I mean, then there's also like local versus federal because these FBI agents come in and that allows us another... uh lens uh to to look at things from from another kind of you know outsider who is usually a sort of oppressive force in the police genre you know right um um so i don't know i i was yeah i have to admit sort of totally surprised by by uh this movie because i hadn't seen it and so yeah another kind of discovery for me here well i would love to talk about i mean you mentioned brigham city um you know probably hasn't even shown uh in new york run takato run