Two best friends, drawn together by an almost intolerable love of film and TV, and a dream to share that with each of you. Join us and a new guest each week as we discuss the films that mean the most to us and hopefully help you and each other work through our watchlist and expand our film repertoire on the path to becoming One with the Films!
Film is NOT Dead! | Episode 1 | NZIFF 2024 Recap | 9 New Films To Watch Out For!
Episode Title: New Zealand International Film Festival 2024 Recap
Description: Tate (The Facts Guy) attended NZIFF 2024 this year and has joined us to recap each of the film he watched and give you just handful of new movies to add to your watchlist! These underdogs won't get the glamour and glow of the big studios and film festivals are where you can go to find more unique films that are filled with passion and love!
All of the films discussed in this episode are right here:
1) Evil Does Not Exist, Ryūsuke Hamaguchi
2) The Beast, Bertrand Bonello
3) Problemista, Julio Torres
4) Cuckoo, Tilman Singer
5) Grand Theft Hamlet, Pinny Grylls Sam Crane
6) Remarkable Life of Ibelin, Benjamin Ree
7) Didi, Sean Wang
8) I Saw The TV Glow, Jane Schoenbrun
9) All We Imagine Is Light, Payal Kapadia
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30 Sept 2024
Primer (2004) | Episode 56 | Primer? I Hardly Get Her...
Episode Title: Primer? I Hardly Get Her!
Description: Brandon pulls up with the sleeper classic in Shane Carruth's 2004 Sci-fi cult classic 'Primer' a film where 2 besties accidentally invent time travel and then go on some wild antics to try and improve their lives in small ways without breaking the fabric of the universe, so you know... fun lil bop with the boys! We'll have lots to talk about with this one for sure!
Season 3 Episode 56
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Title: Primer
Year: 2004
Tagline: "The only thing more dangerous than the technology is the people who use it."
Director: Shane Carruth
Writer: Shane Carruth
Starring: Shane Carruth, David Sullivan, Anisha Nagarajan, Casey Gooden
Description:
Primer follows two engineers, Aaron and Abe, who accidentally discover a method of time travel while working on a side project. Initially intrigued by their groundbreaking invention, they soon grapple with the complexities and ethical dilemmas of their discovery. As they experiment with their time machine, the consequences of their actions lead to increasingly tangled realities, revealing the dark side of ambition and the fragility of their friendship. With its intricate plot and minimalistic style, Primer challenges viewers to piece together its cerebral narrative, making it a cult classic in the science fiction genre.
16 Sept 2024
Ikiru (1952) | Episode 55 | Life is Brief
Episode Title: Life is Brief
Description: My2Credits shows us the film that influenced his life the most in Akira Kurosawa's masterwork 'Ikiru'. Translated as "To Live" the film depicts the life of government worker who lives the same day in and out until he realizes he has only 6 months before he kicks the bucket and has NEVER really lived his life!
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Title: Ikiru
Year: 1952
Tagline: "The story of a man who found a reason to live"
Director: Akira Kurosawa
Writer: Akira Kurosawa, Shinobu Hashimoto, and Hideo Oguni
Starring: Takashi Shimura, Miki Odagiri, and Masayuki Mori
Description: Ikiru follows Kanji Watanabe (played by Takashi Shimura), a bureaucrat who learns he has terminal cancer and only a short time left to live. Faced with the imminent end of his life, Watanabe begins a profound journey of self-discovery and personal redemption. Determined to find meaning in his remaining days, he embarks on a mission to build a children's playground in a neglected area of the city. The film explores themes of mortality, purpose, and the impact one life can have on the world. With its powerful storytelling and poignant direction by Akira Kurosawa, Ikiru is a timeless reflection on the human condition.
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