Pretty much what it sounds like
We finally crack the top ten on our lists and hone in on the best of the best of the 80’s.
Join us as Michelle finds her John Hughes spirit animal, Dan over-cusses, and Thomas botches the intro. Longest episode ever!
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This one gets deep. Special guest Jonathan Martin joins us for a dive into the existential, religious, and wonder-filled world of director Ingmar Bergman’s later work.
Journey with us into the human mind in a search for God, meaning, and the perfection of cinema.
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| Fantaisie Impromptu in C-Sharp Major | Sinfonia Concertante in E-Flat Major |
Brace yourself for the naked power of unvarnished existential anguish. And some great movies.
We dive into (possibly) the greatest director in the history of cinema: Ingmar Bergman. Part 1 of our exploration covers his earliest and most famous work in all of its Sweedish, black and white glory.
BONUS: We throw out a hypothetical that every movie lover needs to consider at some point.
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| Wiener Blut (Viennese Spring) from Summer With Monika |
Don Giovanni, K.527 from Smiles of a Summer Night |
