Disrupting the narrative and ideology of slavery in Django Unchained

The video explores Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained, highlighting its subversion of slavery through language, symbols, and acting. It discusses the film's plot, characters, and themes, emphasizing how Tarantino uses these elements to critique slavery and white supremacy. The video also examines the roles of language and culture, the use of symbols, and the concept of agency in the film.

Explain how Tarantino uses the character of Calvin Candy to illustrate themes of power and control.

What does the film suggest about the use of Christianity in justifying slavery?

What role does music play in Django's journey and how does it relate to his character development?

How does Django Unchained subvert traditional Western film tropes?