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Is this the first "perfect" movie we've covered on this podcast? This was Kat's first time watching Bob Fosse's 1979 self-referential musical drama ALL THAT JAZZ, one of A.C.'s absolute favorites. There's something compelling about the way Joe Gideon, Fosse's stand-in for himself, is far from being the hero in his own larger-than-life story of addiction, perfectionism, and womanizing. And though the ending is foreshadowed from the opening scene, it's still jaw dropping when it happens.
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- "Le Jeune Homme et La Mort," the opening ballet from WHITE NIGHTS (1985): youtube.com/watch?v=F_FvbnWM90s
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Is this the first "perfect" movie we've covered on this podcast? This was Kat's first time watching Bob Fosse's 1979 self-referential musical drama ALL THAT JAZZ, one of A.C.'s absolute favorites. There's something compelling about the way Joe Gideon, Fosse's stand-in for himself, is far from being the hero in his own larger-than-life story of addiction, perfectionism, and womanizing. And though the ending is foreshadowed from the opening scene, it's still jaw dropping when it happens.
Discussed in this episode:
- "Le Jeune Homme et La Mort," the opening ballet from WHITE NIGHTS (1985): youtube.com/watch?v=F_FvbnWM90s
Find Kat:
- letterboxd.com/katexmachina
- bsky.app/profile/katexmachina.bsky.social
- twitter.com/kat_ex_machina
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![The exhausting video game logic of TENET | Feminist Frequency Radio 151
On this week’s podcast, we’re taking a look at Christopher Nolan’s aggressively high-concept film, Tenet, the disorienting twists, turns, and logic loops of which demand a lot of its audience. Is it worth the effort it takes to truly engage with the film? Listen in as Caro and Ebony discuss.
Time Stamps:
6:52 - Main discussion on Tenet
50:05 - What’s your Freq Out?
* Caro on the ASMRtist, Phoenician Sailor
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* Phoenician Sailor video: Tenet [ASMR] - https://youtu.be/iOipX-8unek
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