Join Michael Fahrenbruch and his friends and family as they talk about movies. In his quest to watch all 100 of the Sight and Sound Greatest Films of all time Michael will drag a loved one along to talk about the merits, background, philosophy, theology, and hypothetical questions of a different film each episode.

Sight and Sound Greatest Films List (https://www.bfi.org.uk/sight-and-sound/greatest-films-all-time)

Michael is joined by his wife Miranda to talk about the 1966 film by Sembene Ousmane, Black Girl. This film shows the plight of a Senegalese girl hired on as a nanny by a French couple, but things are not as rosy as they appear at first. They discuss race, cringe at some monments, and Michael goes on a diatribe about the filmaking on display.
 
Miranda doesn&#39;t know quite how to feel.
 
See where they land on this brief but complex film.

Michael is joined by his wife Miranda to talk about the 1966 film by Sembene Ousmane, Black Girl. This film shows the plight of a Senegalese girl hired on as a nanny by a French couple, but things are not as rosy as they appear at first. They discuss race, cringe at some monments, and Michael goes on a diatribe about the filmaking on display.

Miranda doesn&#39;t know quite how to feel.

See where they land on this brief but complex film.

1.2 Black Girl

Michael and his guest Jason Brown talk through the 1927 silent film by Fritz Lang, Metropolis. This film was the first feature length Sci-Fi film, and has had a huge influence on generations of movies since.
 
Join in the discussion which is heavy on Biblical allegory, robots, mad scientists, and a revolution.