Episode 061 - Sound of Regime
May 08, 2017•49 min
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Episode description
The Handmaid's Tale/Favorite Scores
This episode is in two parts. The opening is all about Hulu's original series The Handmaid's Tale and the main topic is about us talking about our favorite film scores.
The Handmaid's Tale tells a chilling story of what a fascist regime would look like in our own backyard. Women's rights don't exist and fertility is something rare in the world. We discuss story structure and how episode one might betray your interest but episode two plants the seeds of revolution.
After that, we move onto happier things like music in film. We focus on composed music and the people who compose it. What are some of your favorite film scores?
This episode is in two parts. The opening is all about Hulu's original series The Handmaid's Tale and the main topic is about us talking about our favorite film scores.
The Handmaid's Tale tells a chilling story of what a fascist regime would look like in our own backyard. Women's rights don't exist and fertility is something rare in the world. We discuss story structure and how episode one might betray your interest but episode two plants the seeds of revolution.
After that, we move onto happier things like music in film. We focus on composed music and the people who compose it. What are some of your favorite film scores?
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