Seth Rogen turned himself into a pickle Morty!!!

We go mooooooooo into Kelly Reichardt's latest indie gem. We both think it's worth a post-discussion rewatch.

Our first historical-informational episode! We always want our topics to be more than opinion pieces, so we thought the history of theatrical was a fascinating subject that allowed us to follow a path to today's movie-going experience. We also geek out a bit about movie theaters...

Is this episode we talk about Eliza Hittman's Sundance hit, Never Rarely Sometimes Always. It's an understated, often heartbreaking, depiction of a teenager's abortion journey that we highly recommend, and it's certainly relevant in today's discussions. TW: sexual abuse, assault.

Some thoughts we had on Quibi that we needed to cut for time in Episode 6!

Today we dive into the world of streaming and our personal takes on the main players. What's your favorite and least favorite service? Check out bonus Episode 6.5 for deeper thoughts on Quibi.

For our new YOU HAVEN'T SEEN THAT? segment, we talk about Spike Lee's 1989 master-joint, Do the Right Thing, and how it still remains tangibly relevant to our current events 31 years later.

Link to Michael Tian's resources: https://bit.ly/37uu5zW

Link to Spike Lee's tweet (graphic): https://bit.ly/3e16b1E

Link to some #BlackLivesMatter -related organizations: linktr.ee/s482

To round out APID/A Heritage Month, today we talk about Alan Yang's Tigertail and Alice Wu's The Half of It, both recently released Netflix originals that tackle subjects not common in the Hollywood mainstream.