<p>Welcome to a rather profound episode of the show. Jim Meadows and I wrestle with a movie we both love, which necessarily tackles challenging subject matter. This is an experimental, early film by director Todd Haynes.</p><p>This movie is officially pulled from circulation, but you can check it out on YouTube: <a href="https://youtu.be/LaBVmyNwshg?is=86AOXkS7fCuNrfe-" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">https://youtu.be/LaBVmyNwshg?is=86AOXkS7fCuNrfe-</a>Jim is executive director of <a href="https://www.noagenola.org/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer">noage</a>, an important organization that serves and advocates for elderly members of the New Orleans LGBTQ+ community. Check them out and maybe donate if it&#39;s within your means.</p>

Die Hard with Anne Sears

Each week we bring on a friend, from lifelong to brand new, to talk about their favorite* movie. We like to talk about why our favorites are our favorites, what they make us think and what they make us feel. I can't promise a lack of spoilers (let's face it; there will be spoilers!), but we're much more into what movies mean to us personally. We talk about favorites because we want to explore how movies affect us so deeply. One thing I've always found is that even those who don't think of themselves as movie fans have a favorite movie and have a lot to say about it!