Screenwriters Keith and Kenny Lucas on Movies as a Tool For Change

The transcript discusses the making of 'Judas and the Black Messiah', focusing on Fred Hampton's story and its significance. The filmmakers, Keith and Kenny, share their journey from discovering Hampton's story to creating the film, highlighting the challenges and philosophical influences. The film's relevance in today's socio-political climate is explored, along with its impact on racial justice discussions. The production process and collaboration with Hampton's family are detailed, concluding with future projects and reflections on the film's legacy.

What role did philosophy play in shaping the approach to the film?

What lessons did the filmmakers learn about the legacy of Chairman Fred during the making of the movie?

How did the filmmakers ensure the authenticity of the story being told?

What future projects do Keith and Kenny have planned following the film?