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Interview: Zoe Pepper on how class obsession and generational entitlement shaped her black comedy Birthright
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Interview: Zoe Pepper on how class obsession and generational entitlement shaped her black comedy Birthright
The housing crisis has become such a relentless part of modern conversation that it’s often reduced to statistics, market forecasts, and political finger-pointing. But in Birthright, writer-director Zoe Pepper turns that anxiety into something far messier, darker, and deeply human. The film follows Cory (Travis Jeffery) and his pregnant wife, Jasmine (Maria Angelico), after they’re...
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