Sunshine State of Mind: Waves / Ep. 125

Illustration / Rosamilie Albarracin

Illustration / Rosamilie Albarracin

On Episode 125 of the Always the Critic Podcast, we finish up with week 3 of our mini series called Sunshine State of Mind, where we put a spotlight on movies set in South Florida and celebrate our hometown, with last year's Waves starring Kelvin Harrison Jr., Sterling K.

On Episode 125 of the Always the Critic Podcast, we finish up with week 3 of our mini series called Sunshine State of Mind, where we put a spotlight on movies set in South Florida and celebrate our hometown, with last year’s Waves starring Kelvin Harrison Jr., Sterling K. Brown, and Taylor Russell, among others.

Rico and Jess explore Broward County, talking the movie’s deeply personal location and depictions of South Florida life, the unbelievable cast, the poetic cinematography and inventive camera work, and speak on the storytelling of the score and soundtrack.

*A special thank you to Rosa Albarracin for the custom series art.

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