ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 7月12日 13時01分

For the first time in the Oakland’s long history as a cultural wellspring, it’s fertile ground for filmmakers like the writer-stars of @blindspotting. @rafaelcasal and @daveeddiggs, both Oakland born and bred, arrive in the wake of @bootsriley. It’s striking that Oakland is only now gaining serious traction in film, particularly given the city’s huge contribution in other cultural areas — most notably music. “Making a movie did not seem like something that was particularly available to us in the past,” @rafaelcasal said. “We’re not from LA. We’re not from a lineage of filmmakers.” Growing up, @daveeddiggs said, “I never thought about films as a way to express myself. Just a totally foreign concept.” Directed by Carlos López Estrada, #Blindspotting is an angry movie. But the film, perhaps surprisingly, also looks at the pros and cons of change. “What’s being lost — erased, ignored — is terrifying,” @daveeddiggs said of Oakland, noting the drastic drop in the city’s African-American population. The characters in @blindspotting sometimes burst into provocative spoken-sung rhymes on topics that include police brutality. The intersection of race and class amid gentrification is old terrain for independent film. But @blindspotting is also part of something new. Visit the link in our profile to read more, and to see more photos of #DaveedDiggs and #RafaelCasal by @peterprato.

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