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Upon editing, it appears the fan is much more prevalent than I thought! With that said, more discussion of Jean Luc-Godard and the documentary, Godard Cinema. Focusing on another filmmaking, discussing the work of Kim Ki Duk and two of his films specifically, Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring & 3-Iron.

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The clouds must pass for the sun to shine. The work of Krzysztof Kieślowski starts the show here with mentioning of films like Three Colors: Red and Camera Buff and the headliner being the 2005 Palme D'or winner, L'Enfant.

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A review of the 1976 roughie The Farmer's Daughters directed, written and starring Zebedy Colt. Also featuring Gloria Leonard, Marlene Willoughby, Spalding Gray, Nancy Dare, John Black and Bill Cort.

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In the midst of these hot Summer days, we look at the myriad amounts of films on sale this month from Criterion, Kino, Vinegar Syndrome and MVD. As well, continuing the talk from last week of The Last Emperor. Topping it all off with talk of the work of Todd Solondz and some of his films including Happiness, Storytelling and Palindromes.

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We're halfway through 2024 and now is the time to properly evaluate where we've gone and where we're going! Discussing the lightning in a bottle moments in films that leave us speechless, recent contemporary theatrical films and brief talk of Bernardo Bertolucci and his 1987 film, The Last Emperor.

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A look at Chuck Vincent and Cecil Howard's, Farewell Scarlet from the Command Video Blu Ray. Starring J.P. Paradine, Eric Edwards, Kim Pope, Roger Caine and Darby Lloyd Rains.

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The first day of Summer challenges us to stay focused on our goals but we will persevere. Topic of conversation includes the directed work of Vittorio De Sica with films like Shoeshine, The Children are Watching Us and Umberto D as well as the experimental documentary, Koyaanisqatsi.

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Beautiful Summer days bring on our creative dreams. Discussing the work of Gus Van Sant and his 2005 film, Last Days.

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May or may not have brought up the wonderful, The Taste of Things but here we are to talk again! As well as the first decade or so of the work of Jean-Luc Godard, some discussion of Luis Bunuel and tying it all up with the wildly entertaining German techno classic, Run Lola Run.

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All about Emmanuelle. Discussing the 1974 Just Jaeckin, Sylvia Kristel film adaptation of the novel and the future legacy of the franchise.

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