In this episode we revisit the final frontier, including some ghosts of Anthroposcenes past, in discussing the recently released big budget "space parable," Ad Astra. (Many spoilers ahead in case you care)

In a very special episode we talk about the cinematic train wreck that is 1996's Bio-Dome.

We finally get around to talking about everyone's favorite cannibalism classic, Soylent Green.

25 - Anthropocene Auteur Theory 4 - Peter Berg by Anthroposcenes Podcast

In this episode we revisit director Jeff Nichols and talk about his 2012 film Mud and how we have way more questions about it now than we did 7 years ago.

Our first short focuses on greenways and their place within our very un-green cities.

Our triumphant return in which we wax poetic about our love or Cormac McCarthy while sort of discussing the film adaptation of The Road.

In which we discuss affective labor, irony vs emotional honesty, and the infinite loop of nostalgia, or whatever.

In the third installment of Anthropocene Auteur Theory we talk about the Qatsi trilogy of Godfrey Reggio, who from what we've learned is a righteous dude with some tubular ideas about art.

In which we discuss the 2018 film Leave No Trace and why we both love it so much. Hint: it's because we're sad bastards.