Carolina and Robin talk about brilliantly clever parody of nineties suburbia, The Truman Show.

Politics include: the fantastical dystopia of Hollywood (sorry Hollywood), the individualist American dream and Foucault's nightmarish panopticon of all-encompassing surveillance. 

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Carolina and Robin sit down to discuss Pixar's Ratatouille (2007), in which a country rat turns out to be a Michelin-star-worthy chef. 

Politics include: the politics of a kitchen, the politics of Parisian real estate, the politics of rats?

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Hello! It's our very first episode! Today Carolina and Robin talk about FW Murnau's thoroughly nasty vampire horror from 1922.

Politics include: the sheer horror of Count Orlok killing his way through Eastern Europe, the plague and early conspiracy theories. 

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