Saul Goodman - the American Candide?

Exploring the intersection of film and political thought, this collection of seven essays by Josette Baer provides a unique analysis of notable works like The Best of Enemies, The Lost Daughter, Breaking Bad, and Better Call Saul. Baer's interdisciplinary approach weaves together politics, philosophy, and cinema, offering fresh insights into how these narratives reflect and shape political discourse. This groundbreaking publication is the first of its kind, making a significant contribution to the understanding of film as a medium for political expression.