This is CAPO SUMMER CINEMA edition of Film Club: discussing justice, society, Atticus, debating Heck Tate slander, and what kind of food we'd dress up as when we discuss To Kill A Mockingbird (1963).

This is Film Club--discussing the rise of auteur filmmaking, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and what kind of food we'd use to make art.

In which Rachel and Lauren discuss the high and low of all their best friends being [music]heads, our precious love[d] favorites as we send [you] on [your] way of one particular harbour on the big ship of a perfection of a playlist, and the song[s we] play every night.

You might think yourself a little blue, but listen up lil boo thang, [we'll] call [you] back to stay awhile and hear some clear legends of songs. It's got all the lightness of a featherstone, but all the excitement of a thriller. Let's groove to the greenback boogie while snacking on some tiramisu fraise as we learn undertake the apprenticeship of a sorcerer. Trust Us. You can't catch [it] now, but between us, before long you'll be shadow stabbing or surfin in the USA or racing at the speedway at Nazareth.

Here are a fantastic collection of songs to ask your friend Rosyln, "hello love, can I have this dance" and discover she's acutally a Betty, or you may find yourself walking on a dream, or warding off bad vibes, thus always to tyrants you'll go, something wild like that. Perhaps consult the saint behind the glass when confronted with the death of a bachelor but linger around and you'll find out how to love my way, shambala style in A Major way (no. 23 to be exact) and kiss [us], hit [us] where the heart is. We'll be cool about it and shake it off before having some Polk Salad with Annie. [We] need [our] girl!

And as you inevitably stop and take in the view between villages, maybe Angeles, in this spring and a storm type weather, there's always a silver lining under a harvest moon. You want it darker? Please please please find some shade under an edelweiss plant! It's not us against the world. Look up at all the space oddit[ies], maybe even Mercury. You'll be home again, it'll be a little bit better then. No need to fear you won't fall asleep way out there. It may not be early summer but remember to stay hydrated, drink water, or milk, and eat da coconut nut, on your way home on the coastline! All [our] love. Good luck, babe[s]!

And thanks for your submissions <3

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A discussion about the birth of the multiplex, 1967's Guess Who's Coming To Dinner, and if we've ever embarrassed ourselves at a fast food restaurant.

In which Rachel and Lauren predict what the other will do throughout an episode of ABTTG whilst competing in movie trivia quizzes.

Remember to watch Close Encounters of the Third Kind for August's Film Club!

And To Kill A Mockingbird for Capo Summer Cinema!

A discussion about television's impact on 1950s cinema, Witness For the Prosecution, and where one should hide their cigars.

In which Rachel and Lauren celebrate their podcasting milestone and take a look back at the previous 99.

In which Rachel and Lauren try to guess the film based on the reviews they wrote for it on Letterboxd. Follow us on Letterboxd to see what we think of the films we watch! Lauren is laurenmonson and Rachel is SprocketRach.

Remember to watch Guess Who's Coming To Dinner for July's Film Club, To Kill A Mockingbird for Summer Capo Cinema, and to submit three songs for our listener submitted playlist: current obsession, song introduced to by tv/movies (not created for said show), and a song from an artist you've started listening to this year.

A discussion about the impact of global politics on developing film, The Secret Life of Walter Mitty, and which handsome man would show up in our daydreams.

In which Rachel and Lauren discuss the final Disney Princesses as well as which Disney heroines deserve a spot in the list.

Make sure to watch Witness for the Prosecution (1957) for Film Club and To Kill A Mockingbird for Capo Summer Cinema!