SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Charlene and Jackie discuss Sentimental Value, the Cannes Grand Prix winning film from Therapized Norwegian King Joachim Trier.
Is it as good as The Worst Person in the World? What does it take to repair inherited generational trauma? And have you seen SKÅM??? All this and more in this week's episode of Tickets Secured.
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Time Stamped Show Notes:
2:06 Richard Brody agrees with Jackie about The Worst Person in The World.
3:10 “Those people dancing on the freeway”
6:54 Paul Mescal’s Iconic Rugby Shorts
8:36 Bad Dads - Justin Chang reviews Sentimental Value
8:36 Bad Dads an art exhibition inspired by Wes Anderson's work
10:50 The Trauma Plot strikes again
13:20 Joaquim Trier profile in the New Yorker
17:45 Station Eleven’s Hamlet Scene
19:50 The production of Hamlet that we did not get to see
31:00 “I’m an old guy now” monologue from The Worst Person in the World
34:10 The House in ‘Sentimental Value’
38:50 The Taipei Film House was former US Ambassador residence
39:03 The “horror film” THELMA
42:35 Documentary about marathon running pediatric neurologist
46:16 Catherine Martin on her creative partnership with Baz
57:40 In The Hall of The Mountain King: Certified Norwegian Banger
1:01:41 Ira Glass expounding on ‘The Gap’
1:04:38 Character transitions in Clouds of Sils Maria
1:15:00 BAM’s remake of We Come to This Place for Magic
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