I just kicked off the 2023 Oscar's best motion picture candidates with this expected good debut in cinema by Cord Jefferson, already an acclaimed writer of TV shows like Watchmen, Sucession and Master of None.

This movie reflects on the problem of racism from a diferent position- the one of "Monk", a black writer who was not swept away by the tide of victimization that has been passing through the USA for some years. He criticizes the literary trend carried out by both the new writers and publishers, who see the problem of racism simply as a source of income, squeezing every penny that this cash cow can give.

Even though some actors have received Oscar nominations, I have nothing to highlight in their consistent performance, probably due to the fact that the film is a satire, which from my view somewhat limits the possibilities of giving an Oscar' worthy performance.

The new perspective that some of these new directors are bringing to the table is exciting, not being afraid of touching controversial topics.