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This week's episode consolidates on recent discussions about the symbolism of house design and ignoring looming psychological baggage by examining such ideas through the lens of Ang Lee's 1997 suburban drama, The Ice Storm.
We also briefly discuss:
The End of Oak Street (2026) d. David Robert Mitchell
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