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The Brutalist, Love Exposure, Dial M for Murder Review and Analysis | Passive Watch Party 2
In this episode, we explore the stark architectural vision of The Brutalist (2024), the wild and subversive storytelling of Sion Sono’s Love Exposure (2008), and the masterful suspense of Alfred Hitchcock’s Dial M for Murder (1954). Join us as we analyze cinematography, direction, and themes, breaking down what makes these films essential viewing. Whether you're a fan of modern indie dramas, Japanese cult classics, or timeless thrillers, this episode is packed with insights and passionate film discussion.
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By Kadae & RayIn this episode, we explore the stark architectural vision of The Brutalist (2024), the wild and subversive storytelling of Sion Sono’s Love Exposure (2008), and the masterful suspense of Alfred Hitchcock’s Dial M for Murder (1954). Join us as we analyze cinematography, direction, and themes, breaking down what makes these films essential viewing. Whether you're a fan of modern indie dramas, Japanese cult classics, or timeless thrillers, this episode is packed with insights and passionate film discussion.