EPISODE 013: WEIRD @ WR&P
 
Using Michael Haneke's 1997 film “Funny Games” as a conversation focal point, Ryan and Kevin discuss the critical separation of content and form. Can you like a movie's cinematic style while absolutely despising the film's storyline? Haneke aims to challenge what it means to enjoy a movie.

EPISODE 013: WEIRD @ WR&P Using Michael Haneke's 1997 film “Funny Games” as a conversation focal point, Ryan and Kevin discuss the critical separation of content and form. Can you like a movie's cinematic style while absolutely despising the film's storyline? Haneke aims to challenge what it means to enjoy a movie.

EPISODE 013: WEIRD @ WR&amp;P
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Using Michael Haneke's 1997 film “Funny Games” as a conversation focal point, Ryan and Kevin discuss the critical separation of content and form. Can you like a movie's cinematic style while absolutely despising the film's storyline? Haneke aims to challenge what it means to enjoy a movie.

Funny Games (1997)

Two internet cinephiles aim to recreate the film set ”water cooler talk” where discussion is open to everything movies. From cherished classics to repugnant newcomers, WR&P captures the complexities of life through the lens of cinema, living comfortably within the boundaries of high and low art, popular and unpopular titles, and local and international cinema.

TV & Film

Two internet cinephiles aim to recreate the film set ”water cooler talk” where discussion is open to everything movies. From cherished classics to repugnant newcomers, WR&amp;P captures the complexities of life through the lens of cinema, living comfortably within the boundaries of high and low art, popular and unpopular titles, and local and international cinema.

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