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House of Gucci – Desire Destroys a Family

Darrel Manson2 years ago2 years ago08 mins

?And when they were in the field, Cain rose up against his brother Abel, and killed him.? (Gen. 4:8 NRSV) It is worth remembering that humankind?s first murder was a family affair. Ridley Scott?s House of Gucci is the newest way of telling the story of a family that destroys itself because of the greed,…

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Only the Animals: Looking for Love Amongst the Lost

Steve Norton2 years ago2 years ago07 mins

Everyone is looking for love? but not everyone knows what it is. Set in the France?s frigid Causse Mejean, Only the Animals begins with the unsettling image of an abandoned car on a snowy road. A woman has disappeared and no one seems to have seen her or knows her. (Well, admits to knowing her anyways.) Telling…

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Chauvin Verdict Reaction; Race & Policing

Matt Hill3 years ago3 years ago02 mins

Derek Chauvin is found guilty of murdering George Floyd. In this episode of the Your Sunday Drive podcast, we talk about the trial, the verdict and the related issues: race, racism and justice in America; the influence of politics and media; policing and how race is related; what this event could mean for the future….

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Guns Akimbo: Gamified Murder

Darrel Manson4 years ago4 years ago04 mins

In a world where even cooking shows have been gamified, why not psychopathic murder? In Guns Akimbo, from director Jason Lei Howden, such is the world of SKIZM, a streaming underground game in which contestants advance to the next level by killing their opponent. People around the world watch this in real time. For nerdy…

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The Transfiguration – A Different Kind of Vampire Story

Darrel Manson7 years ago7 years ago04 mins

The Transfiguration is a different kind of vampire movie. But then it?s not really a vampire movie because we don?t have any of the undead who cannot stand the sun and are killed with a stake.

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The Duel – Spiritual Captivity in the Old West

Darrel Manson7 years ago7 years ago05 mins

The idea of captivity is important to the film, although it often seems to be operating in the background. There are physical captives, but there are also emotional spiritual captives. These later forms are perhaps even more dangerous that the physical imprisonment of some.

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