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Croatian films aren't for Hollywood, but that's their strength.
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Croatian films aren't for Hollywood, but that's their strength.

An interview with producer Peter Spears, known for Oscar-winning films like 'Nomadland' and 'Call Me by Your Name,' discusses his early career as an actor and his controversial short film 'Ernest and Bertram.' The film was based on a play adapted from Lillian Hellman's work and reimagined through characters from Sesame Street, sparking debates about LGBTQ+ representation in children's programming. Despite being banned by the Children's Television Workshop, the film gained attention and remains available online today. Spears reflects on the ongoing relevance of the issues addressed in the film.

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Croatian films aren't for Hollywood, but that's their strength.

An interview with producer Peter Spears, known for Oscar-winning films like 'Nomadland' and 'Call Me by Your Name,' discusses his early career as an actor and his controversial short film 'Ernest and Bertram.' The film was based on a play adapted from Lillian Hellman's work and reimagined through characters from Sesame Street, sparking debates about LGBTQ+ representation in children's programming. Despite being banned by the Children's Television Workshop, the film gained attention and remains available online today. Spears reflects on the ongoing relevance of the issues addressed in the film.

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