The Southern Strategy

About This Movie

The Southern Strategy is this intriguing short film that blends the worlds of found footage and original material, crafted by Baltimore rappers JPEGMAFIA and FREAKY. It’s not just about the visuals; it dives deep into themes of political corruption and the chaos of nationalism, especially in light of the 2016 presidential election. The pacing has this sharp, frenetic energy that mirrors the anxieties of the time, making you feel that urgency. The stark imagery they use is pretty striking, and it really lingers with you. The collaboration feels raw and alive, giving off a sense of anarchy that’s both unsettling and captivating.

The Southern Strategy, released in 2016, is available mainly through digital formats, making physical copies quite rare. Collectors interested in contemporary political art or music-related films might find it appealing; however, its limited release and niche subject matter contribute to its scarcity. The film's blend of rap culture with socio-political commentary makes it a distinctive piece for those looking to expand their collection with unique audiovisual experiences.