Schindler's List will forever exist in the hall of fame of cinema. This work explores a delicate topic perfectly, presenting all the sides of humanity. We explore Goeth, one of the best villains in contemporary film, the redemption arc of Schindler and the accurate portrayal of Nazi bureaucracy in this legendary film.
Mar 11, 2021
43 min
This legendary film by Kurosawa lives up to its partial adaptation of King Lear, feeling like a gorgeous sensory stage play. We explore the duality of nature and the intrigues of politics and nobility in this complex film.
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Feb 12, 2021
35 min
Perhaps one of the most well-known social commentary films, American Psycho explores the decadent Western culture of the late 20th century. We discuss film industry misogyny, literary analysis in education and hedonism.
Jan 7, 2021
40 min
While ostensibly not the most ideal choice for a Christmas special, Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia is about the sublimity of life. Like pawns in a board game, the complex web of interconnectedness between all human lives brings everyone together in this film, much like most of humanity during the festive season.
Dec 25, 2020
38 min
This film will certainly not be remembered like the Coen Brothers' crowning achievement: No Country for Old Men. Yet, it will always be enjoyed. We discuss what makes this a masterpiece of sheer entertainment.
Dec 10, 2020
24 min
David Fincher once again proves his directing prowess with his semi-autobiographical film about the creation of Facebook. We discuss all things social media, how this film portrays Facebook founder, Zuckerberg, and the beautiful impartiality of this film.
Nov 27, 2020
58 min
At first glance, Egor Abramenko's directorial debut may just seem to be another alien slasher. Be that as it may, we discuss the historical context of Sputnik and how this helps to generate a far more unique cinematic experience. We also critique Abramenko's intentions of paving a new way for Russian sci-fi cinema.
Nov 12, 2020
33 min
Iñárritu's Birdman deserves every award it received, and more. We discuss what makes this film a cinematic masterpiece, including the daring cinematography, supreme acting and cool-headed soundtrack. We also explore the theme of film vs. theatre as well as Birdman's Dharma qualities.
Oct 30, 2020
44 min
Explore with us the cult classic, Brick, the directorial debut of the acclaimed (unless you're a Star Wars fan) Rian Johnson. We dissect modern-day film noir and express our opinions of indie classics.
Oct 16, 2020
38 min
This week, we're joined by our first ever guest: David McNeill, author of the Maynard Trigg series. We discuss what a musical is in the film industry, why the opinions of them are so polarised and the sheer skill within the technical production of one of the most successful musical films of all time.
Oct 2, 2020
46 min
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