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To kick off our “Silver Screen Slashers” triple feature, we’re testing the limits of an R-rating with Lars von Trier’s twisted serial killer odyssey, THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT, starring Matt Dillon, Bruno Ganz, Uma Thurman, Siobhan Fallon Hogan, Sofie Gråbøl, and Riley Keough.

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• The House That Jack Built

Join me today as I we go to the 1930s Rocky Mountains and the avant-garde world of Lars von Trier’s film, Dogville. With the magic of digital video, minimalist setting, and an unforgettable performance from Nicole Kidman and Paul Bettany, we promise you'll find yourself captivated by this remarkable cinematic experience.

Feel the pulse of Dogville as we dissect the life of a fugitive, Grace, who finds sanctuary in this small town. Immerse yourself in a narrative that blurs the lines between greed and acceptance. I highlight the standout performances and the unique visual style of this movie. 

Whether you're a film enthusiast or a casual viewer, this deep dive into Dogville promises to be an engaging and rewarding journey.

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Drive Thru: episódios curtos, sem spoilers de alguns filmes que assisti essa semana!

Combos da semana (com os links direcionando onde assistir):

• Número 1: O Grande Chefe (2006) com uma sátira dinamarquesa do mundo corporativo
• Número 2: O Ódio (1995) com 24 horas nos subúrbios de Paris
• Número 3: Mesmo Se Nada Der Certo (2013) com uma comédia musical leve em Nova Iorque

Adicionais (essa semana com breve recapitulação da filmografia do Lars Von Trier):

• Dogville (2003) de Lars Von Trier
• Ondas do Destino (1996) de Lars Von Trier
• Dançando no Escuro (2000) de Lars Von Trier
• Rio, 40 Graus (1955) de Nelson Pereira dos Santos, também comentado em detalhes no episódio #13
• Faça a Coisa Certa (1989) de Spike Lee, explorado em detalhes no episódio #6 
• Escola de Rock (2003) de Richard Linklater
• Rebobine, Por Favor (2008) de Michel Gondry

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In this week's episode of SIDEBOOB CINEMA the gang review "Dancer In The Dark" [2000] as part of an investigation into Lars von Trier's Golden Heart Trilogy.

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In this week's episode of SIDEBOOB CINEMA the gang review "Breaking The Waves" [1996] as part of an investigation into Lars von Trier's Golden Heart Trilogy.

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In today's episode WHICH IS NOT EPISODE 50, your tour guides catch up and hang out with some light topics like Errol Musk, Alex Jones, and also some Nicolas Cage movies.

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Viral videos, Adam is missing, the pickle-ball dink, fitness, cum, toys, false advertising, Taco salad vs tostada, fast food news, Nic Cage, dick cages, holidays, Pam & Tommy, Paul Schrader films, Lars Van Trier, Ghostbusters, pop stars, and more. 

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When Krys Marshall (FOR ALL MANKIND's Danielle Poole) told us she felt seen by Clementine from ETERNAL SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND, Annie from ANNIE HALL, and Selma from DANCER IN THE DARK, we couldn’t wait to get together and hear the full story. Krys and Jordan talk about how these free spirited (and sometimes misunderstood) women speak to Krys as an actor and as a person. 

In one quick thing, Jordan’s seen THE NORTHMAN and can’t wait to tell you the phrase she left the theater chanting.

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In the thirtieth episode of Season 5 (Dystopia Myopia) Kyle is joined by novelist Samuel Cullado and fellow cinephile Jordan Berry to discuss the frightening dystopia of memory, psychology, history, and culture that makes up the nightmarish vision of Lars Von Trier's debut feature The Element of Crime.

This is not a happy movie. Maybe there's an undercurrent of romance somewhere, but this movie is pretty wild. Jason Furie and Adam Roth review Lars Von Trier's 1996 film Breaking the Waves starring Emily Watson in her very first starring role alongside Stellan Skarsgård and Katrin Cartlidge. If you ever wanted to wallow in misery and/or see Stellan Skarsgård's dingus, this movie may be of interest to you. Full review and deep thoughts ensue.

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American director Sean Baker on his sex comedy about a has-been porn star Red Rocket. Plus, German acting legend Udo Kier talks about his latest role as a retired hairdresser who has one last cut and blow dry to perform….for a society funeral.  

Welcome to Season 1 of Snubs & Dubs! This season we are covering the 69th Academy Awards, featuring the films of 1996.

On Episode 16, we're talking about Lars von Trier's Breaking the Waves. In a small and religious coastal town, a simple, devoutly religious Scottish woman, Bess McNeill (Emily Watson), finds a partner in an oil rig worker from Norway, Jan Nyman (Stellan Skarsgård). However, the relationship grows strained when Nyman breaks his neck in a horrific work accident on the rig and becomes paralyzed. Unable to perform sexually and suffering mentally from the accident as well, Jan convinces Bess to have sex with other men, which she comes to believe is God's work.

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Ein Zinnsoldat, für dessen zweites Bein der Zinn nicht gereicht hat, verliebt sich in eine Tänzerin, die auf einem Bein steht. Der Soldat denkt deshalb, sie hätten ein ähnliches Schicksal und kann die Augen nicht von ihr lassen. Das missfällt einem plötzlich auftauchenden Kobold, der an dem nun folgendem Unglück des Zinnsoldaten nicht unschuldig sein könnte:

Durch verschiedene Umstände fällt dieser nämlich aus dem Fenster, wird kurz darauf in ein Zeitungsboot gesteckt, auf dem er davontreibt, fast untergeht und wird schließlich, dem Ertrinken nahe, von einem Fisch verschluckt. Dieser landet nun auf dem Speiseplan der Familie, die den Zinnsoldaten vorher verloren hat. So kann der Zinnsoldat ein letztes Mal seine Tänzerin bewundern bevor der Sohn der Familie ihn scheinbar grundlos (der Soldat hat erneut den Kobold im Verdacht) ins offene Kaminfeuer wirft. Die Tänzerin wird jedoch von einem Windstoß hinterher geweht und so sind die beiden letztlich vereint.

Selten waren wir uns so einig über ein Märchen und doch gibt es viel zu besprechen: Ist der Kobold böse oder Buhmann? Ist der Zinnsoldat standhaft oder steif? Und wie steht die Tänzerin zu seiner Bewunderung?

Ein dickes Sorry für die teilweise schlechte Tonqualität! (wenn da mal nicht der Kobold dahintersteckt)

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The “Cinephile Cuties” are ready to get devastated. That’s because they’re chatting about Lars von Trier’s ‘Dancer in the Dark.’ And to do so they are joined by a very special guest, the senior producer of NPR’s ‘Bullseye with Jesse Thorn,’ Kevin Ferguson. With his help, they dissect this very dreary movie. Plus, they put this film through their proprietary Fartsy Test. And Patrick recommends a drink pairing. 

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