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Regret hits hard before high school graduation, when two academic overachieving, ride-or-die besties realize they could have partied more, studied less, and STILL gotten into an A-list college, so they set out to squeeze four years of wild into one night.
Directed by Olivia Wilde
Talent:
Kaitlyn Dever - Amy
Beanie Feldstein - Molly
Jessica Williams - Ms. Fine
Jason Sudeikis - Principle Jordan Brown
Diana Silvers - Hope
Skyler Gisondo - Jared
Billie Lourd - Gigi
Molly Gordon - Annabelle “Triple A”
Mason Gooding - Nick
Edwardo Franco - Theo
Victoria Ruesga - Ryan
Lisa Kudrow - Charmaine
Will Forte - Doug
A failed experiment leaves a father and daughter stranded in deep space.
Directed and co-written by Claire Denis
Talent:
Monte - Robert Pattinson
Dr. Dibs - Juliette Binoche
Willow – Jessie Roth
Tcherny - Andre Benjamin
Boyce – Mia Goth
Nansen – Agata Buzek
Chandra – Lars Eidinger
Mink – Claire Tran
Ettore – Ewan Mitchell
Elektra – Gloria Obianyo
In this podcast we discuss myth origin stories, the male critic response, the lady lens, Free the Penis, women as weapons, ‘Merica, and the need for future installments of women superhero films.
Written and Directed by Boden and Fleck
Talent:
Brie Larson as Carol Danvers/Vers/Captain Marvel
Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury
Jude Law as Yon-Rogg
Ben Mendlesohn as Talos
Annette Benning as Mar-Vell/Supreme Intellegence/Dr. Wendy Lawson
Lashana Lynch as Maria Rambeau
Akira Akbar as Monica Rambeau
After being cheated on by the same man 15 years ago, nihilistic best friends Jen and Mel have a blast breaking Kiwi couples up for a living; that is until Mel begins to fraternize with the clients.
Directed by Sami and van Beek
Talent:
Madeline Sami as BFF Mel
Jackie van Beek as BFF Jan
Celia Pacquola as Wannabe BFF Anna
James Rolleston as Barely Legal Jordan
Ana Scotney as Stacy’s Girlfriend Sepa
Cohen Holloway as Ex-Cheating Boyfriend Joe
Rima Te Wiata as Jan’s Sex Crazed Mom
Five years after an unknown entity—that when seen drives people to commit suicide—infiltrates humanity, a woman and two children battle a raging river blindfolded, hell-bent on finding shelter and surviving.
Directed by Susanne Beir, 2018
Talent:
Sandra Bullock as Malorie
Trevante Rhodes as Tom
John Malkovich as Douglas
Sarah Paulson as Jessica
Danielle Macdonald as Olympia
Tom Hollander as Gary
Vivien Lyra Blair as Girl
Julian Edwards as Boy
LilRel Howery as Charlie
BD Wong as Greg
Articles/References:
Washington Post
The Verge
New York Times
Letterboxd! Check out Rochelle’s Letterboxd Season Challenge
“Creatures, Malorie thinks. What a cheap word.” ― Josh Malerman
In this podcast we look back, talk favorite group podcast experiences, needle the Oscars, discuss blindness to inherent racism, admit blindspots, and cast hopes for the role of women in the coming year of film.
Season 1: 2018Episode 1 Molly’s Game (dir. Sorkin) Episode 2 Winchester (dir. The Spierig Brothers) Episode 3 A Wrinkle in Time (dir. DuVernay) Episode 4 Isle of Dogs (dir. Anderson) Episode 5 Tully (dir. Reitman) Episode 6 Hereditary (dir. Astor) Episode 7 Ocean’s 8 (dir. Ross) Episode 8 Eighth Grade (dir. Burnham)Episode 9 The Tale (dir. Fox) Episode 10 A Star Is Born (dir. Cooper) Episode 11 Suspiria (dir. Guadagnino) Episode 12 The Favourite (dir. Lanthimos) A big shoutout to #VibeMountain for his sick track, AI 2! <3The 25 Best Films of 2018 according to David EhrilchA vicious rivalry develops when fallen 18th century English Noble woman, Abigail, squirms into the good graces of Queen Anne despite warnings she receives from her longtime favorite companion, Sarah Churchill, 1st Duchess of Marlborough.
Directed by Yorgos Lanthimos
Talent:
Olivia Colemen as Queen Anne
Emma Stone as Abigail Hill
Rachel Weisz as Lady Sarah Churchill
Nicholas Holt as Robert Harley
Joe Alwyn as Samuel Masham
Articles/References:
New Statesman America
The Guardian
Vanity Fair
Vulture
The New York Review of Books
“Sometimes a lady likes to have some fun.”
In the year 1977, a Mennonite apostate from Ohio is accepted to the world renowned Berlin Markos Dance Company where an enigmatic artistic director, a grieving psychiatrist, and a skeptical company dancer all work to unearth divergent truths.
Directed by Luca Guadagnino, 2018
Based on 1977 cult Italian giallo classic directed by Dario Argento
Talent:
Dakota Johnson – Susie Bannion
Tilda Swinton – Madame Blanc / Dr. Josef Klemperer (Anke) / Helena Markos
Chloe Grace Moretz – Patricia
Mia Goth – Sara
Elena Fokina - Olga
Angela Winkler – Miss Tanner
Malgorzata Bela – Susie’s Mother / Death
Articles/References:
Wired Review
The Atlantic Review
NPR Review
Screen Daily Interview
The Muse
“Tilda is a filmmaker, not just an actress. She has a great knowledge of the machine of the making of a movie and this is very profound, because it’s like working with my DP, it’s like working with someone who is actually contributing to the movie itself, not just adding her voice as a performer only, but adding her voice as a filmmaker.” – Guadagnino, Screen Daily
At the height of addiction a famous musician falls for an unknown singer and both helps and hinders her star from rising.
Directed by Bradley Cooper
2018 1976 1954 1937Talent:
Ally
Jack
Bobby
Lorenzo
George “Noodles” Stone
Phil
We love you, Ron! #arvinsloanforever
“Sometimes the same need that builds us up can eventually destroy us.” – Roger Ebert
Kayla, a genuine thirteen-year-old, navigates her final week of eighth grade and prepares for a hopefully less disastrous transition to high school.
Written and Directed by Bo Burnham
Talent:
Kayla Day as the kid we all feel like on the inside
Mark Day as the dad who isn’t cool in all the most amazing ways
*Also Josh Hamilton has 42 film credits to his name; we are the WORST!
Aiden as the shallow guy crush
Gabe as the guy you actually have fun with
Riley as the fake guy made of nightmares who breaks a part of you
Articles/References:
Selfitis Article
Selfitis Study
Eight Grade as Techno Horror
New Yorker Article
Variety Article
Indiewire Article
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With ohh so many movies available to watch and discuss, Talking to Crows’ film review podcast, Crow Talk: Film Squawk, intentionally spotlights current, female-driven…