Episode 307: The Map of Tiny Perfect Things

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This week we’re revisiting a favorite from 2021, a clever time loop film that it feels like far too few people saw, and which changes up the expected formula in new and refreshing ways that leave a real mark.

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Minisode 048: Eighth Grade

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Aaron and Don from Every Movie Has a Lesson get together for a chat about rookie director Bo Burnham’s new feature film Eighth Grade. The film is currently generating a lot of buzz and most everyone who has seen this darling indie has loved it – us included. The film stars Elsie Fisher as thirteen-year-old Kayla and follows her as she endures the tidal wave of contemporary suburban adolescence while making her way through the last week of middle school — the end of her thus far disastrous eighth-grade year. Director/Writer Bo Burnham is most known for his comedy so humor was definitely a big part of the film, but it has an amazing amount of heart and life lessons (Don’s favorite) for us to discuss, as well.

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