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Explore " coming-of-age" with insightful episodes like "Episode 53: Darius the Great is Not Okay by Adib Khorram", "3 - FOLKLORE: Meet the “SIMPLES” in this Folklore", "#015 - GINGER SNAPS (2000)", "E9: Parenting - Eastern, Western, and Everything in Between" and "Booksmart" from podcasts like ""Read Up", "Dr Apples", "Der Trashtaucher", "No Coast Oriental" and "MoviEmotion"" and more!
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3 - FOLKLORE: Meet the “SIMPLES” in this Folklore
In a quest for connection, Dr. Apples, a child wise beyond his years, ventures into the ordinary world of the local children. He soon befriends Eugene, whose charming quirks and invitation to a home gathering give Dr. Apples a chance to fit in. But his desires to conform are tested when he witnesses unsettling culinary practices at Eugene's house, forcing him to question the complacency of those around him. Amidst the horrors of booger-infused batters and the drudgery of their mundane routines, Dr. Apples grapples with his own convictions. Will he settle for the familiar or dare to demand more from life?
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#015 - GINGER SNAPS (2000)
Die Pubertät kann echt ein Arschloch sein... auch für Werwölfe!
In GINGER SNAPS kombiniert Regisseur John Fawcett zwei Genres, die unterschiedlicher nicht sein könnten:
Werwolf-Horror meets Coming-of-Age-Teenager-Drama.
Aber funktioniert diese merkwürdige Kombination und was hat Lucy Lawless damit zu tun?
In GINGER SNAPS kombiniert Regisseur John Fawcett zwei Genres, die unterschiedlicher nicht sein könnten:
Werwolf-Horror meets Coming-of-Age-Teenager-Drama.
Aber funktioniert diese merkwürdige Kombination und was hat Lucy Lawless damit zu tun?
Erfahrt alles zu GINGER SNAPS in der neuesten Folge vom Trashtaucher, dem Trashfilm-Podcast!
Bildmaterial: © Lions Gate Films Inc.
Bildmaterial: © Lions Gate Films Inc.
E9: Parenting - Eastern, Western, and Everything in Between
On this episode of No Coast Oriental, James and Stevie talk about parents. Join us as we discuss parenting styles, independence, tiger parents, how our parents shaped us, and how we shaped our parents.
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Booksmart
Welcome watchers, to MoviEmotion.
We suss out whether we belong on the street or whether we have the Booksmart's to kick it in the library.
Movie music snippets from Slip Away by Perfume Genius as well as Full Star, Molly and Nick Dance, and Amy Molly Fight by Dan the Automator.
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Also known as Avatar's cabbage man
Mid90s
Welcome watchers, to MoviEmotion.
In which Jacob looks Eric in the eyes as he talks nervously about ice-based sports; format change-up so spoilers are only at the very end.
Movie music snippets taken from The Start of Things from Mid90s (Original Music from the Motion Picture).
Related media:
Jacob - Book Spinning
Eric - Video Game Enter the Gungeon
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Mentioned Films:
The Florida Project
Three Identical Strangers
Skate Kitchen
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Also known as Avatar's cabbage man
Episode 30: Brittney Cooper + Rebecca Traister (May 27, 2018)
Academic and writer Brittney Cooper speaks to Rebecca Traister, writer at large for New York Magazine and author, about her new book, Eloquent Rage. They cover her working class background, the political uses of rage, the implications of interracial dating, her complicated support for Hilary Clinton, the beauty of female friendship, and Black Panther.
OCT5: One Final Teen Horror Movie
Consider this your official count down to Halloween with a special series of mini-sodes. Get a daily dose of horror with Tracy & Minki every day in October as they both talk about one film that they consider to be the best in each sub-genre >> It's tough being a teenager sometimes. Nobody listens to you. Nobody understands you. And when you're getting plucked off one by one in a horror movie, nobody seems to give a $#!T. In the films discussed today, teens just don't stand a chance against evil and death.
EP 13: RAW (2016)
Have you ever been so disgusted by a horror movie you passed out or vomited? Doubtful. But, apparently this cannibal, coming-of-age, horror drama made people do just that. So, Tracy and Minki had to make a trip to the theater and check it out. Given they got away without puking up their chicken tenders and tater tots, they think it was just PR, but they still enjoyed this french flick anyhow. They run through a bunch of movies that had the same reputation of needing a barf bag in lieu of a popcorn bag and they both share a couple of movie scenes that, at the very least, left a personal memory of total discomfort for them. So, if you don’t like reading subtitles and/or if you don’t think you can watch a young girl eat raw meat, take a few bites out of a couple people, or get her bikini waxed from a very close view, you should probably just listen to the hosts talk about it all instead. And if you don’t want them to spoil it, go check out this beautifully directed movie first and then come back and share in the discussion. Have an opinion about the movie...episode...podcast...Minki’s voice? Write us!
NEXT WEEK: Dumplings, which is the first recommendation by a fan!
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Boyhood
The making of this film is unlike any other: director Richard Linklater and his stars convened annually over the span of twelve years to make a movie about a boy growing into a man. The sheer scope and complexity of the project is enormous, but it was completed when Boyhood hit theaters in 2014. But with all the behind-the-scenes complexity, was the final film worth it? Join Stuart, Jakob, and Arnie in this review to find out!