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Film Flam
Two voracious learners and fledgeling film buffs dissect a new movie each episode with their trademark sardonic wit.
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Touch of Evil 10.01.2024 48:25
In this episode, Sean characteristically fucks up the intro before realizing that Colin fucked up the watching, opting to save time by watching an abridged version of the movie. None of this takes away from both of their love for Orson Welles’ Touch of Evil, which owes to its beautiful shots, incredible acting, and interesting clashes of criminal justice philosophies. Not that the Letterboxd Loser...
The Magnificent Ambersons 07.01.2024 57:57
The Magnificent George Minifer-Amberson <3
The Killing 24.12.2023 42:49
Colin and Sean discuss an early Kubrick noir!
The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie 21.12.2023 48:38
Colin & Sean begin by reminiscing about first theater experiences before diving into Luis Buñuels most accessible film (supposedly)
Gattaca 10.12.2023 46:38
Listen to two people with no knowledge or qualifications discuss bioethics
Modern Times 03.12.2023 40:53
Sean & Colin talk cataloguing films and watchlists and engage in a brief meditation on Adam Sandler's Opus "Jack and Jill" before discussing the 1938 Chaplin feature "Modern Times"
Our Top Five Films 27.11.2023 47:39
In the inaugural episode of the soon-renowned Film Flam podcast, Colin and Sean dive directly into navel-gazing, dreamily recounting their childhood experiences of watching movies (turns out Sean is a weirdo) and singing the praises of oft-overlooked directors like Stanley Kubrick. If this episode doesn’t hook you on the ineffable chemistry of our duo, and our sharp and pleasing wit, then just lis...
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