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Every Cook Can Govern: The Life, Impact & Works of C.L.R James poster

Every Cook Can Govern: The Life, Impact & Works of C.L.R James 

Feature-length, crowd-funded documentary that interweaves never-before-seen footage of C.L.R. James, together with personal contributions from those who knew him, and historical and political analysis from leading scholars of his work. The film grapples with issues from colonialism to cricket, from slavery to Shakespeare, from Marxism to the movies and from reading to revolution.
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Feature-length, crowd-funded documentary that interweaves never-before-seen footage of C.L.R. James, together with personal contributions from those who knew him, and historical and political analysis from leading scholars of his work. The film grapples with issues from colonialism to cricket, from slavery to Shakespeare, from Marxism to the movies and from reading to revolution.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Ceri Dingle, Rob Harris
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Runtime:121 minutes
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Robin D.G. Kelley

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