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Sunday
Oct022022

ICYMI - Best of August/September

We realize the site has been eerily quiet this past month. But as we meet backstage to rectify, here are a dozen highlights you might have missed these past two months...

A dozen highlights
Michelle Williams' Ocar campaign Nathaniel on the pundit freakout of her lead campaign
Emmys in Review Nathaniel shares highlights from TV's big night
Don't Worry Darling Glenn reviewed the film that's on everyone's lips albeit for the wrong reasons
Smackdown 1997 Special guests have a lively discussion on Julianne Moore, Joan Cusack, Kim Basinger and more to celebrate a great Oscar year
Almost There Cláudio revisited James Dean's iconic work in Rebel Without a Cause
Ranking: Joanne & Paul to honor "The Last Movie Stars" limited series, Cláudio watched all of the Newman & Woodward collaborations
Goddamn Asura Juan Carlos interviews the director of Taiwan's Oscar submission
Film Critic & The Common Man Ben shares what he learned launching a podcast with his brother
First Look - Babylon Thoughts Nathaniel had on the first official images
TIFF Baby Clyde, Matt, and Abe reviewed new films
Venice Elisa attended, Cláudio reviewed past winners, and Nathaniel gawked at fashion
Palme d'Or title switcheroos an international amusement

Coming in October. We're going to be careful about promising too much given the past two months but we will 100% be attending the NYFF (already in progress) and Middleburg festivals to discuss hot Oscar titles as well as exciting world cinema offerings. The 1951 Smackdown (already recorded) will also go up soon. And we will try to find time for some spooky treats for Halloween, too. Stay tuned. 

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