Episode 274: The Silence of the Lambs

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For our February Donor Pick episode, we chat about the classic horror-thriller that won the Oscar’s Big 5 awards and is remembered for its strong heroine played by Jodie Foster and iconic villain performance by Anthony Hopkins.

The Silence of the Lambs Spoiler Review – 07:13

The Connecting Point – 54:37

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Music: City Sunshine – Kevin MacLeod

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Episode 273: Nomadland

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We discuss director Chloé Zhao’s outstanding third feature film, an Oscar favorite and local Seattle Film Critics Society multi-award winner, which tells the story of a woman who leaves home to travel around the American West in a van, experiencing community, dealing with grief and economic recession, and highlighting a nomadic lifestyle many Americans may not be familiar with.

Nomadland Spoiler Review – 08:19

The Connecting Point – 54:26

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Music: City Sunshine – Kevin MacLeod

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Episode 272: Wolfwalkers

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We discuss the third film in Cartoon Saloon’s Irish “folklore trilogy”, a blend of myth and history that tells a story of timely human relevance in a visually stunning and emotionally powerful way.

Wolfwalkers Spoiler Review – 09:09

The Connecting Point – 44:00

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Episode 271: Tenet

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We welcome back guest Zoheb Ali from The Midnight Double Feature Podcast to finally discuss Christopher Nolan’s mind-bending newest, a sci-fi espionage thriller that had the weight of an industry on its shoulders upon release. Did our favorite director satisfy us yet again and is there such a thing as being too confusing? We answer those questions and many, many more.

Tenet Spoiler Review – 0:08:30

The Connecting Point – N/A

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Episode 270: Inside Out

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Aaron and Caless look back to when Pixar asked the question, “What if feelings had feelings?” with their conversation about Pete Docter’s brilliant film, “Inside Out”, our January Donor Pick episode.

Inside Out Spoiler Review – 07:39

The Connecting Point – 53:32

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Episode 269: Promising Young Woman

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This week we are chatting about the stylish, twisted, bitingly mean, deviously funny, and extremely important debut film from writer/director Emerald Fennell. This is a multi-tonal thriller that puts a new spin on a familiar revenge story in a way that should hopefully leave a lasting mark on viewers, and provides plenty of material for a deep discussion.

Promising Young Woman Spoiler Review – 0:12:32

The Connecting Point – 1:12:34

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Episode 268: One Night in Miami

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We continue the Kemp Powers story love this week and welcome back Caless Davis to discuss Regina King’s directorial debut which envisions the conversations four iconic and important African-American men may have had about civil rights and friendship on one special night in Miami in 1964.

One Night in Miami Spoiler Review – 0:10:46

The Connecting Point – 1:14:17

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Episode 267: Soul

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Caless Davis is here to join us as we do some soul-searching about Pixar’s newest animated feature film. It’s got heavy existential ideas, jazz, a talking cat, and the first ever black leading character in a film by the studio. Oh, and it’s really really really freaking good.

Soul Spoiler Review – 0:07:28

The Connecting Point – 1:15:33

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Episode 266: 2020 Year in Review

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We close the book on 2020’s unique year in film with our annual end of year special, where we cover a multitude of topics and share highlights (and lowlights) from the year.

End of Year Special

  • Favorite non-2020 first-time watches
  • Favorite non-film 2020 entertainment
  • Favorite performances
  • Most exceeded expectations (high)
  • Biggest disappointment (low)
  • Favorite episodes of the show to record
  • Our Feelin’ Five (films connected with most)
  • Most anticipated films of 2021

 

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Episode 265: Anna and the Apocalypse

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Sneaking in a Christmas episode right before the calendar turns over to 2021. This is a fitting end for the year we’ve just experienced. Like Anna sings, “I will believe” that things will get better. Enjoy this gushing over a fantastic musical zombie comedy. We hope it makes your day a little brighter.

Anna and the Apocalypse Spoiler Review – 10:35

The Connecting Point – 55:29

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