The Arts Club podcast team goes on a wild ride full of scamming, flooding, and class struggle with Parasite.

The Arts Club team tries to find out whodunit in this wildly entertaining mystery.

Next: Parasite

The Arts Club team spends some time on an island with a Gullah family.

Next: Knives Out

The Arts Club team goes on a journey with a survivalist family in the Pacific Northwest.

Next: Daughters of the Dust

The Arts Club team addresses what's going on in the world and spends some time with a little boy who just wants to be a ballet dancer.

Kayla's conversation with James Forman Jr.

Will's conversation with Dr. Ibram X. Kendi

A note from the staff and a list of resources

Next week: Captain Fantastic

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For this week’s edition of City Paper Arts Club, arts editor Kayla Randall and multimedia editor Will Warren quarantined in a car for an hour and a half with a man named Ivan Locke. He was not having a good night. Locke, which premiered in 2013 at the Venice Film Festival and was released in 2014, is a compelling, experimental film written and directed by Steven Knight and centered on the title character’s car ride to London to be present at the birth of his child. Locke (Tom Hardy) gets into his car at the very start of the film, and he stays there for the film’s entire duration. He’s the only character we ever see. And this film’s experiment pays off in spades.

Next: Billy Elliot

The Arts Club team battles demons of the past and fights for family and a future.

Next: Locke

The Arts Club team goes on a journey with an enslaved man named Hiram in Virginia.

Next: Warrior

The Arts Club searches for love and identity in Miami with Chiron. And cries. So much crying.

Next: Ta-Nehisi Coates' The Water Dancer

Do you want remember everything that ever happened to you? If Could you stop yourself from obsessing over the past? The Arts Club watches Black Mirror's "The Entire History of You" and finds out.

Next: Moonlight

After that: The Water Dancer