'The Uprising' director Paul Greengrass on the 'great rage' of history -- and today

Paul Greengrass' new film, "The Uprising," dives into the 1381 Peasants' Revolt in England, portraying a farmer's revolt against the monarchy. This follows Greengrass' previous works, including the Bourne series and "Captain Phillips." Greengrass emphasizes the "great rage" that fuels historical uprisings, drawing parallels to contemporary social and political unrest. His insights suggest that understanding historical grievances can offer valuable context for today's movements, highlighting timeless themes of resistance and injustice.