Few movies capture the depths of despair of feeling alone, or the weight of an existential crisis like Christopher Nolan's Interstellar. In this episode, Br. Tito and Br. Casey discuss how a movie with such an overwhelming premise can actually be so thought-provoking.

Few movies capture the depths of despair of feeling alone, or the weight of an existential crisis like Christopher Nolan's Interstellar. In this episode, Br. Tito and Br. Casey discuss how a movie with such an overwhelming premise can actually be so thought-provoking.

Few movies capture the depths of despair of feeling alone, or the weight of an existential crisis like Christopher Nolan's&nbsp;Interstellar. In this episode, Br. Tito and Br. Casey discuss how a movie with such an overwhelming premise can actually be so thought-provoking.&nbsp;

Interstellar and the Existential Crisis

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Interstellar and the Existential Crisis

Interstellar and the Existential Crisis