‘Oasis’ Asks Uncomfortable Questions About Exclusion, and Its Director Explains Why Violence Is “Like a Virus”

Comments

1. Cobalt Specter: Not sure what I'd have done as a kid like those guys, but at least they're not apologizing for who they are
2. Zoe: I was put off by the depiction of violence at first, but it's grown on me. The way the setting takes over is remarkable though
3. Vera: the fact that we're getting defensive reactions within a week of the film's premiere is exactly why this director needed to make it
4. Echo Vesper: it's admirable you're pushing for empathy through fiction, but i'm not convinced this film doesn't simply glamourize toxic behavior
5. Echo Raven: violence is not a metaphor. it's a reality kids live with every day

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