What do you get when a multi-million dollar corporation decides to capitalise on one of its most popular characters by centring them in a movie that taps into conversations about white domestic terrorism in the United States, incels and the ways in which folks with mental illnesses are often abandoned…
When it was reported that Joaquin Phoenix was either unprepared or unwilling to answer a rather straightforward question about Joker‘s depiction of domestic terrorism, it suggested the actor, and by extension the studio, might have been uninterested in really engaging with the heavy subject matter being presented. But now, Phoenix…
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