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    Everything Will Be Fine in the End

    Not for the easily offended, Joe Bartone’s Everything Will Be Fine in the End straps audiences into the worn-out shoes of Hollywood’s irreverent gutter punks and the people who exploit them. Bartone’s independent feature follows a trio of reckless twentysomethings in a meandering tale of theft, murder, sex, drugs, and futility. Film professors might use Everything Will Be Fine in the End as an example of different techniques possible within a low-budget, independent production. The film could also fit into a library’s screening series about drifting young people, though it fails to measure up to classics likeSmithereens or Suburbia.

    After a contentious tryst with the heinous Buzz (Kent Harper), George (Elsa Kennedy) initiates a grassroots campaign of stapling art on utility poles to get her dog back from the sexist, racist, transphobic (and allegedly even worse things, if you believe George) older man. Her friends, Renka (Cheska Zaide) and Kai (Steven Michael Martin), spend their days at the skate park, sitting on curbs, espousing pseudo-philosophy, hustling, and doing the occasional crime. George takes a job in the Valley as a maid to the agoraphobic and potentially psychotic Julia (Holly Rockwell), who gets off on watc

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    • 19. Kounosuke (Ko) Kawakami

      47:06||Season 2, Ep. 19

      “Make festival, not war. Soul Beat Asia. In which what doesn't exist, we recreate together.”Join Jessica Schwartz in conversation with guest Dr. Kounosuke (Ko) Kawakami from Kurashiki University (Japan) that began as a talk, “The Punk Scene in Japan Today: Soul Beat Asia (World Music Festival Under the Bridge)” and wove its way into an inspired contemplation on belonging and misfitting, DIY punk as intergenerational practice, politics, infrastructure and importance of DIY festivals, and a host of other punk philosophical considerations vital to our local and transnational punk (and punk scholarly) communities. Bio:Dr. Kounosuke (Ko) Kawakami is a researcher, curator, and currently Associate Professor at the Kurashiki University of Science and the Arts in Japan. My specialty is contemporary art, curation and popular music. My publications include 'Genealogy of Punk' , "The Idea of Anarchism" and "Culture of Expression Research Lectures" 2024. Punk Playlist, courtesy of Dr. Kawakami:1. Isidore Isou Venom and Eternity (1951)Guest Note: “This is a film, but the song playing in the background is a poem by Lettrism”2. "

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