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What to Watch On Chicago’s Homegrown Intersectional Streaming App
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For 10 years, nonprofit Open Television has been supporting Chicago filmmakers as an incubator and with their own streaming app. Host Jacoby Cochran sits down with OTV co-founder Elijah McKinnon to discuss which of the app’s 500+ titles you should start with, how it could have only happened in Chicago, and why intersectional storytelling is so important.
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