Corbin and Matt talk about 'WHAT IS DIGITAL CINEMA,' a 1995 essay by Lev Manovich concerned the difference between filmic cinema of the 20th Century, and the emerging technological and artistic form that we have been talking about the last few weeks. It's a little hard to explain this episode to be honest, but it's good. Read Manovich's essay here.

Corbin reccomends a movie currently in theaters. Matt reccomends "Blackberry," a movie.

Next week's episode is about 'Cars,' from 2006. We will have a bonus episode regarding "Me and You and Evereyone We Know" and also maybe "Timecode" sooner rather than later: We watched them for this episode but didn't get to them.

Sorry the episode is late: I was covering a card show all weekend. Matt wanted me to tell you Closing music is by i/o, it's called wasted my time. It's only available on Youtube.