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Othneil and Josh discuss their favorites of 2022 so far! 

We also share our least favorite film of the year and our 3 most anticipated from the months to come. (It's important to note we recorded this in September, meaning some of the "anticipated films" have now been released). 

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Josh gets Othneil to watch a party movie (because it's not a party movie).

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Vengeance, grief, trauma, and causality - Othneil and Josh discuss all of these and more as they explore the 2021 film Riders of Justice.

The film is currently available on Hulu (at the time of publishing).

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 Nitram is an Australian character study that depicts the  personal descent and harrowing circumstances which led to one of the nation's darkest days. 

Content Warning: It's important to note film is a true story that deals with gun violence and domestic terrorism that may be triggering to some, especially in light of recent mass shootings in the United States. We recorded before this recent wave of violence, and therefore do not address this connection in our discussion.

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Josh and Othneil discuss horror and the immigrant experience in 2020's His House.

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Othneil and Josh discuss a comedy documentary made by a daughter-father team, designed to celebrate his life before he loses his memories to dementia. 

In the latter half of the episode, we discuss the 2021 Oscar season and our favorite films of 2020!

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Josh and Othneil's first episode! Here, we discuss the 2019 (2020 US) Brazilian film Bacurau. Imperialism, corruption, cycles of violence, and flying saucers ensue! We do get into spoilers pretty quickly, so here's your warning.

Spoilers for Parasite as well.