Guy Montgomery, the little stinker, comes on the podcast and talks little French stinkers in Jean Vigo's short revolutionary comedy ZERO FOR CONDUCT.

Anna Seregina discusses all the movies she's watching in quar (a lot!) and Michael Cimino's Best Picture winning epic The Deer Hunter.

Only the Quar continues on with TV's John Reynolds (television) talking COVID-19, Italian food, and I Am Cuba.

Only the Best for Hayden Maxwell continues on in this brave new COVID-19 infected world with a new mini-series Only the Quarantine where we will be watching the movies off of the 2012 Sight & Sound Directors's Top 100 list that is *not* featured on the Critic's Top 250 list. First up, Eastman Presser calls in from the UK to talk John Cassavetes's The Killing of a Chinese Bookie.

Recorded pre-All This but post-All That (90s kids will remember), Andrew Tisher and Danny Groh (Selfish Green Men) grace us with their presence to delight in Preston Sturges's The Lady Eve. This recording is a delightful relic of a simpler time.

Devon Walker watches and discusses a perverted Italian movie called The Conformist.

Manolo returns and meets Natalie Price and they end up watching a landmark experimental short.

2 or 3 first time guests (two - Jane Harrison and Eitan Levine) watch 2 or 3 Things I Know About Her which is kind of about a prostitute and capitalism.

Brett Davis and Casey James Salengo form a gang with Jimmy and Hayden and watch Luis Bunuel's socially realist melodramatic youth in peril classic Los olvidados.

Tim Platt comes back on to follow up his episode of The Puppetmaster with another chapter of Hou Hsiao-Hsien's Taiwanese History trilogy, the beloved A City of Sadness.