ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We discuss Christian Petzold’s 2014 film, Phoenix, in all of its preposterously implausible and emotionally poignant glory. We also explore the film’s explicit connections to Alfred Hitchcock’s legendary 1958 film, Vertigo.
Intro and outro music: Candy Jail, by Silver Jews
English
United States
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