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Happy Black History Month! In this episode, Shelby and Laura review Cord Jefferson's critically acclaimed feature directorial debut, American Fiction. Spoiler alert -- we're big fans of this satirical family drama film.

We discuss how the film is smart, witty, and surprisingly emotional, gush over the stacked ensemble cast, except Sterling K. Brown's over-the-top performance as Cliff, dive into the themes of racism and capitalism, highlight our favorite moments, including Monk pretending to be Stagg R Leigh at lunch with Wiley, and debate whether lying for likes is a red flag.

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