Anominy Questionable Movies

In which we watch Charlie Chaplin's THE GOLD RUSH (1925) and learn that Chaplin directed most of his own shorts, find out that baby Buster Keaton was thrown across a vaudeville stage, and manage to focus on the most serious parts of a silent comedy classic. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

In which we watch Charlie Chaplin's THE GOLD RUSH (1925) and learn that Chaplin directed most of his own shorts, find out that baby Buster Keaton was thrown across a vaudeville stage, and manage to focus on the most serious parts of a silent comedy classic. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

In which film maven Matt Cornell drops by to discuss Jacques Tati's PLAYTIME (1967) as we careen past Stanley Kubrick, Alex Jones, and human evolution. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

In which film maven Matt Cornell drops by to discuss Jacques Tati's PLAYTIME (1967) as we careen past Stanley Kubrick, Alex Jones, and human evolution. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

In which we continue our discussion with composers/performers David Kulma and Dorian Wallace, a.k.a. Trystero, chatting about their current projects and slowly veering into politics. (Warning: some content may be triggering.)

In which we continue our discussion with composers/performers David Kulma and Dorian Wallace, a.k.a. Trystero, chatting about their current projects and slowly veering into politics. (Warning: some content may be triggering.)

In which we welcome back John Sanborn and join composers/performers Dorian Wallace and David Kulma, a.k.a. Trystero, to discuss their interpretation of Robert Ashley's Perfect Lives. (Warning: some content may be triggering.)

In which we welcome back John Sanborn and join composers/performers Dorian Wallace and David Kulma, a.k.a. Trystero, to discuss their interpretation of Robert Ashley's Perfect Lives. (Warning: some content may be triggering.)

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In which we discover how Dan can claim to have watched Robert Ashley's groundbreaking television opera PERFECT LIVES from beginning to end more than 30 times but also claim that he has never seen it all. Join us and much of the original cast and crew as they reunite and reminisce about the production, its legacy and the man they knew as Bob. Featuring Peter Gordon, Mimi Johnson, Barbara Mayfield, John Sanborn, Carlotta Schoolman, Paul Shorr, David Van Thieghem, and Dean Winkler.

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In which we discover how Dan can claim to have watched Robert Ashley's groundbreaking television opera PERFECT LIVES from beginning to end more than 30 times but also claim that he has never seen it all. Join us and much of the original cast and crew as they reunite and reminisce about the production, its legacy and the man they knew as Bob. Featuring Peter Gordon, Mimi Johnson, Barbara Mayfield, John Sanborn, Carlotta Schoolman, Paul Shorr, David Van Thieghem, and Dean Winkler.