THE BALLYHOO GOES ABROAD!

Zach welcomes Filmmaker and Film Historian Henry Jarvis (Chewing The Scenery, Reel Nerds Podcast) to to discuss the introspective and emotional world of Kenji Mizoguchi in the landmark 1954 film, “SANSHO THE BAILIFF”.

Buckle up for a discussion that dives into the history of Japanese cinema, Mizoguchi’s place in it’s legacy, the haunting imagery and reflection found in the film, the surprising scale of a truly intimate story, and the importance of discovering and engaging with World Cinema.

There will also be the occasional levity of discovering that cinema was once silent, 90’s Alt Rock, how much the guys miss former Reel Nerds member ‘Renoir’, and the real story of how Leone made his ‘Dollars Trilogy’.

PLUS: Henry get’s trapped in the lost extended ending of No Country For Old Men.

Be sure to check out Henry’s YouTube series, CHEWING THE SCENERY. Pertaining to things brought up in today’s episode, you may want to check out his breakdown on Korean Cinema first: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5I2Wzlu5Xjs

To hear him every week on this show, just replay the intro.