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How Boots Riley Made a ‘Feel-Good’ Movie About Capitalist Exploitation
Keke Palmer leads a crew that steals designer clothes and gives them back to the community in Boots Riley’s satire about capitalist exploitation.
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How Boots Riley Made a ‘Feel-Good’ Movie About Capitalist Exploitation
Boots Riley at the SXSW Film Festival —Hubert VestilIn Boots Riley's new movie, I Love Boosters, hard-up shoplifters wage war against a derivative fashion billionaire who relies on sweatshop labor and drops racist epithets almost as often as she calls herself a visionary. Societal loneliness is cured by way of a pyramid scheme led by a prosthetics-laden Don Cheadle, and a giant ball of eviction notices stalks people through the streets of San Fr…
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