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“Like the sinister creatures that hide in basements or the demons that lurk in dark woodlands, shadowy forces constantly threaten to lure the goodness out and let the evil in. Calls for more stringent rules and a tightening of regulations are understandable and inevitable but the weight of evidence shows that the scary monsters and super creeps are already ‘out there’ in the world. Movies are mirror visions of the terror, not the cause.”
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“Casting actors in movies on talent alone regardless of skin colour may be motivated by the best of intentions but this practice has two main drawbacks. The first is that it compromises stories that are explicitly about race. If skin colour is presented as an unproblematic ‘norm’ then there can never be a convincing point of tension over this issue. Secondly, this kind of casting renders a story inaccurate from a socio-historical perspective. It undermines any ‘truth’ a film wants to convey because racism is effectively erased from the historical record.”
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