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This week we’re trekking to the hot springs and getting EXISTENTIAL! Reichardt’s sophomore film, Old Joy, is a fascinating meditation on friendship, generational splintering, and Bush era stagnation, all set in the Pacific Northwest that will eventually become a staple of her films. Topics discussed include going to record stores, staying mindful, facial hair growth conspiracies, camping mattress preferences, and some serious questioning of which one of us is Mark and which one of us is Kurt.
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(CW: Mild discussion of sexual assault throughout the episode.)
Leone’s penultimate film requires some compartmentalization from its viewers. On the one hand, Duck, You Sucker (which is sometimes called A Fistful of Dynamite) features a protagonist who is one of the most racist and vile stereotyp…
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(CW: Brief discussion of the sexual assault scene from 1:20:00 to 1:25:00.)
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(CW: Discussion of sexual assault throughout the episode.)
We’re ending our miniseries on Sergio Leone with a truly epic film, Once Upon a Time in America. This film, which took the better part of a decade to fully make, is four hours long, rife with symbolism, and spans something like sixty year…
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