Purple Noon

In episode thirty-one, Stephanie and Savanna discuss Wong Kar-Wai’s IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE as well as two short films: BUTTER LAMP and HUMAN VOICE.

In episode thirty, Savanna and Stephanie discuss Abbas Kiarostami’s 24 FRAMES as well as two short films: SEIDE and A GENTLE NIGHT.

In episode twenty-nine, Stephanie and Savanna discuss Spike Lee’s latest joint: “ Da 5 Bloods ”, a new Netflix film that starts a dialogue on a forgotten topic.

In episode twenty-eight, Stephanie and Savanna discuss Steve McQueen’s masterpiece: “12 Years A Slave”.

In episode twenty-six, Savanna and Stephanie launch Steve McQueen week with a discussion on “Hunger”.

In episode twenty-seven, it’s Stephanie’s birthday episode where we discuss Stephanie’s favorite film: John Carpenter’s “The Thing”. This climatic episode ends with a  clashing debate over the final rating of the film.

In episode twenty-five, Stephanie and Savanna discuss “12 Angry Men” with their first guest star: David Blakeslee from the Criterion Reflections podcast!

In episode twenty-four, Stephanie and Savanna end Spike Lee week with his latest film “BlacKkKlansman”.

In episode twenty-one, Savanna and Stephanie discuss three short films by director Yorgos Zois: “Third Kind”, “8th Continent”, and “Casus Belli”.

In episode Twenty-two, Stephanie and Savanna dive into the eclectic world of Twin Peaks, discussing season one, season two, and the film “Fire Walk With Me”.

In episode seven, Savanna plays round two of Purple Noon the game show before discussing the film “3 Faces”.

Stephanie and Savanna sit down and talk with Criterion Cast’s David Blakeslee, diving into three feminist films from the early ’70s (Growing Up Female, Janie’s Janie, and Joyce at 34).

In episode twenty, Stephanie and Savanna discuss one of the two most controversial films found within the Criterion Collection: “Chasing Amy”.

In episode nineteen, Stephanie and Savanna discuss “Under The Sun Of Satan”, an underrated film that must have slipped through the cracks of popularity through its disagreeable way of storytelling.

In episode eighteen, Savanna and Stephanie discuss Federico Fellini’s “8 1/2”, an Italian cinema classic with the episode featuring a big announcement for Stephanie!

In episode seventeen,  Savanna and Stephanie discuss Spike Jonze’s “Her” and how its futuristic setting is not-so-distant, especially in today’s current climate.

In episode sixteen, Stephanie and Savanna discuss “The Passenger”, a forgotten Jack Nicholson and Michaelangelo Antonioni film that could have been so much more.

In episode fifteen, Savanna and Stephanie discuss “5 Against The House”,  a film about four veterans and a cabaret singer plotting a heist in Reno.

In episode fourteen, Savanna and Stephanie discuss “The Lobster”, its hidden meanings, and what animal we would choose if we suffered a similar fate to certain characters.

In episode thirteen, Savanna and Stephanie discuss the masterpiece that is “Parasite”.

In episode twelve, Savanna and Stephanie discuss “4 Months, 3 Weeks, and 2 Days” and the impact this film will have for generations to come.

In episode 11, Stephanie and Savanna discuss “The Florida Project” and its glimpse into the truth of what lies around Disney World’s neighborhood.

In episode ten, Savanna and Stephanie discuss Jim Jarmusch’s The Dead Don’t Die with a special announcement in the intro.

In episode nine, Savanna and Stephanie discuss the similarities and differences between 3 Women and Persona , and Stephanie blows Savanna’s mind with her theory of P ersona ’s ending.

In episode eight, Savanna and Stephanie discuss Amazon Prime’s Hunters, its well-written characters, and its controversial ending.