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Season 2
S2E2 - Dear Zachary by Kurt Kuenne
One of the most deserving True Crime Documentaries not on the Registry
Episode Notes
Kurt Kuenne set out to make a film to introduce a son to the father he would never know. Tragedy brought what had been meant as a personal work into wide-release and ended up changing Canadian law. For more info - http://dearzachary.com/
S2E3 - (nostalgia) by Hollis Frampton
An amazing Avant Garde entry to the National Film Registry
Episode Notes
An amazing thought piece that looks at concepts of memory, description, image, destruction, and much much more.
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S2E4 - Cabin in the Sky
A Fantastical Musical that is sadly missing from the Registry
Episode Notes
One of the most wonderful and aesthetically-awesome pictures to come out during World War II, and one that isn't on the Registry, which annoys me!
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S2E5 - Ben Hur - 1925
An amazing film of silent Spectacular!
Episode Notes
There are two Ben Hurs on the Registry! This one, starring Ramon Navaro, is a masterful piece of spectular viewing!
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S2E6 - 2020 National Film Registry!
The Blues Brothers! Castle in the Sky! Joy Luck Club...
The 2020 National Film Registry list
- Suspense (1913)
- Kid Auto Races at Venice (1914)
- Bread (1918)
S2E7 - The Blair Witch Project
A re-discovered episode from 2015!
Episode Notes
The original website
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S2E8 - The Blues Brothers
Recorded years ago, this one actually made the Registry in 2020!
Episode Notes
Roger Ebert's masterful review
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S2E9 - Hardware Wars
The Best of All Fan Films!!!
Episode Notes
Notes go here
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S2E10 - 13 Lakes
A classic returns!
Episode Notes
13 Lakes
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S2E11 - The Breakfast Club
Arguably the most interesting teen film of the 198os, recently recovered!
Episode Notes
The Breakfast Club is arguably John Hughes most important, and best, film. Released in 1985, the poster was created from an Annie Leibowitz photograph and is an iconic image of teen films, referenced through to today.