ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
A fifteen-hour flight, a punishing plane movie marathon, and a hill nobody warned us about. Plus: the greatest film ever made is 200 minutes of a woman doing chores, and the ornithology gender gap is real and says everything.
Mentioned in this episode:
- Sorry, Baby (2025) — trailer
- Hamnet (2025) — trailer
- All American (2025) — documentary trailer
- Anaconda (2025) — trailer
- La Vie Privée / Private Life (2025)
- Hundreds of Beavers (2022) — trailer
- Point Break (1991) — trailer
- Bad Monkey — trailer
- Morbius (2022) — trailer
- Tokyo Story (1953)
- Man with a Movie Camera (1929) — full film on YouTube
- Jeanne Dielman — BFI Sight & Sound
- Sight & Sound Greatest Films Poll
- The Ornithology Gender Gap — BirdLife
- Women's Hour — BBC
- Sidetracked — podcast
- Bounce Homebush
- Questacon
- Bodrum Aquapark
- The slide in question - (I admit, looking at it now, maybe not as scary as I remember - Ian)
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