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Today, we look at Gerard Daminao's dark, ambiguous, dreamlike puzzle that is Memories Within Miss Aggie.

Starring Deborah Ashira, Patrick L. Farrelly, Kim Pope, Eric Edwards, Mary Stuart and Harry Reems.

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As we approach the halfway point of the year, we reflect on the films that have encapsulated it so far. As well, discussing the recent Cannes ceremony including the work of Sean Baker before finishing off with the documentary, Tarr Bela: I Used To Be a Filmmaker and the accompanying film, The Turin Horse.

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Apologies for confusing Al Pacino with Dustin Hoffman! With that said, Dustin Hoffman bridges the discussion of the work of John Schlesinger from the book, Edge of Midnight: The Life of John Schlesinger by William J. Mann. That leads right into talk of his co-directed and starring work in Straight Time from 1978.

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With the recent release of The Feeling That the Time For Doing Something Has Passed, the 2000s & 2010s indie comedies / dramas are brought to the front of the talk. Titles like Funny Ha Ha, Wristcutters: A Love Story and Something, Anything lead a trip down memory lane. Finally, the episode wraps up with a reminder of the Irish drama, Nowhere Special now fully available in the US.

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A review of Midnight Desires directed by Shaun Costello and the Quality X Blu Ray.

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Talk of two notable genre films of Goodbye Uncle Tom and Orzoco The Embalmer. Both of which are bookended by talks of various works from Francis Ford Coppola and Sofia Coppola.

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The clouds are out but the heavenly breezes set the stage appropriately for this cozy episode. Talks of the new Criterion Blu Ray of Nancy Savoca's, Dogfight with the primary talk being Jan Svankmajer's, Alice.

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Another bit of rambling but mostly focused! ...Mostly! Discussion on the new Blue Underground 4K of Gualtiero Jacopetti & Franco Prosperi's Goodbye Uncle Tom before talk of John Sayles' filmography (with highlights of City of Hope, Men with Guns and Limbo.) Wrapping up the episode is some long overdue documentary talk! This time of Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky's, Paradise Lost trilogy.

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A look at the Quality X Blu Ray of Suze Randall's 1984 film, Stud Hunters.

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Sam Wasson's book, The Path to Paradise: A Francis Ford Coppola Story kickstarts a talk of his work, the recent passing of Eleanor Coppola and what's to come with Megalopolis. The main feature of the episode being the newest work from Alice Rohrwacher, La Chimera.

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