Young journalists often face contradictions when it comes to talking about social and political issues. Curricula emphasize phrases like objectivity and unbiased coverage, but where do you draw the line?
Oscar-nominated “Leviathan” retells an ancient story of greed, corruption
“Leviathan,” nominated for a 2015 Oscar in the best foreign language film category, gets annotated by Sequoia High School students with background on the Biblical story of Job, the Russian media’s reaction to the Oscar nomination, and the real Arctic village used as the movie’s setting.
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