Screening and Discussion: Joshua: Teenager Versus Superpower
“Joshua: Teenager Versus Superpower”
The story of a teenager who spoke up.
A 2017 Netflix Original documentary that won the Audience Award for World Cinema Documentary
at Sundance (2017)
When China’s Communist Party breaks its promise of autonomy to Hong Kong, a teenager
rallies thousands of kids to occupy the streets and becomes an unlikely leader and
dissident.
There will be a discussion with UCI graduate students Chit Wai John Mok, sociology,
and Lev Nachman, political science, following the screening. The discussion will be led by Carlin
Romano, professor of philosophy and humanities at Ursinus College, Critic-at-Large
of The Chronicle of Higher Education, and author of America the Philosophical (Alfred A. Knopf/Vintage). He is a fellow of the UC National Center for Free Speech
and Civic Engagement.
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