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CinePhils episodes
- CinePhils, Take 10: Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner, the Final Cut, or “That’s the Spirit!”Rob and David ponder identity, selves, replicants, and the Ubermensch while geeking out to their favorite sci-if masterpiece.1 hr 7 min
- CinePhils, Take 9: Coppola’s The Conversation & Penn’s Night Moves, or “All the Gene U can Hack,man”David and Rob discuss nihilism and gratuitous ingenue nudity in the neo-noir Night Moves, and the layered. brilliance and a God’s eye view in The Conversation.1 hr 13 min
- CinePhils, Take 8: Hitchcock’s Marnie, or “Edgar, Marnie Edgar.”David and Rob consider two interpretations of the film, Nietzschean vs. Sartrean. Is Mark Ruttland a hero or villain?1 hr 4 min
- CinePhils, Take 7: Clouzot’s The Devils and Wages of Fear, or “mensonges et camions”Rob and David talk about French existentialism and two works of brilliant but unfortunately and tragically not prolific director Henri-George Clouzot who defined the thriller genre for directors to come.1 hr 8 min
- CinePhils, Take 6: William Friedkin’s Sorcerer, or “We’re gonna need a bigger truck!”Rob and I finally manage to sound like we’re in the same room that isn’t being broadcast from Mars, audio-wise, more or less, and take on this fascinating end-of-an-era 70’s hidden gem.1 hr 2 min
- CinePhils, Take 5: Truffaut's Day for Night and Fosse's All That Jazz, or "c'est l'heure du spectacle!"
Rob and David discuss the influence of 8 1/2 on these two works, their merits and weaknesses, and riff a bit on the Oscar nominees.
59 min - CinePhils, Take 4: Fellini's 8 1/2, or "Hyper-realism, Italian Style"
Some day soon we will get the audio right. Meanwhile, we had far too much fun with this to try again. Bear with it, and we will too!
1 hr 5 min - CinePhils Take 3: Contempt, or “And Godard created Cinema”David and Rob discuss Jean-Luc Godard’s most commercial movie: Contempt (1963)1 hr 1 min
- CinePhils, Take 2: Fritz Lang’s ‘M,’ or “you despise me, don’t you, Lohmann?”David and Rob discuss Fritz Lang’s classic first talkie, staring Peter Lorre as a serial killer in Weimar Germany.1 hr 11 min
- CinePhils Take 1, Touch of Evil, or Get your paws off me you damned dirty Quinlan!Rob and David discuss Orson Welles’s classic noir film A Touch of Evil from a philosophical perspective.1 hr 2 min
About CinePhils
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Overworked and underemployed philosophers and cinephiles, Rob and David, discuss movies and philosophy. Part movie club, part philosophy seminar, we're really just in it to watch the flicks we love, and hope you’ll join in.
Cover art is original work from Amelia Koepsell