This whole episode is dedicated to the earth-shatteringly beautiful, live-action Rembrandt painting disguised as a film that is *Portrait of a Lady on Fire*. Jeremy drops some big brain Thoughts about seeing and being seen, and we liken the challenge of describing this film to early man trying to describe a Coca Cola can to his fellow cave dwellers.

3. Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Jeremy and Cordelia are two friends with a shared love of songs and movies that make us cry. Back when we first met in 2014, we bonded over books and our heightened teenage emotions. We continued on to university together, where we cried over the same Bojack Horseman episodes and sent each other Spotify playlists. Now we live and work in London, and still share that same all-caps excitement for the release of new albums and the exaltation of crying at concerts together. Each episode, one of us picks a movie and the other picks an album; together, we talk about how these make us feel.

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It's AUTUMN, people, which means one thing - strap on your Ugg Boots and infinity scarves, we're talking about a good old fashioned New York Rom-Com. In the same breath we also talk about the unreality of mail-in ballot fraud, the manifestation of fascism through legislative control over reproductive rights, and the notion that we are monkeys living in a dopamine-simulation. Sweater weather, am I right?

4. When Harry Met Sally

It's AUTUMN, people, which means one thing - strap on your Ugg Boots and infinity scarves, we're talking about a good old fashioned **New York Rom-Com.** In the same breath we also talk about the unreality of mail-in ballot fraud, the manifestation of fascism through legislative control over reproductive rights, and the notion that we are monkeys living in a dopamine-simulation. Sweater weather, am I right?

This whole episode is dedicated to the earth-shatteringly beautiful, live-action Rembrandt painting disguised as a film that is Portrait of a Lady on Fire. Jeremy drops some big brain Thoughts about seeing and being seen, and we liken the challenge of describing this film to early man trying to describe a Coca Cola can to his fellow cave dwellers.

In this week's episode, we talk about London nostalgia in Notting Hill and trace Bon Iver's musical evolution leading up to their 2016 album, 22, A Million.

3. Portrait of a Lady on Fire

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