'Ferrari' And Fascism
On The Worship Of Technology And Other Forms Of Re-Enchantment
Yesterday Matt and I saw the new Michael Mann film Ferrari, a biopic about a 1957 crisis in the life of Enzo Ferrari, a former Italian racer and founder of the eponymous sports car manufacturer. It was better than I had hoped for. I came out of the movie babbling about the film’s brilliant use of Catholic sacramentalism, while Matt — understanding it be…
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