#88 - Nobody Knows (2004) (誰も知らない)
This week in the podcast, a film inspired by the Sugamo child abandonment case, where a mother left her five children in a flat in Tokyo and never returned. Among the many topics discussed are the rea...
29 Apr 20201h 54min
#87 - Moulin Rouge! (2001)
"Tremendous, stupendous, gargantuan bedazzlement, a sensual ravishment!" Moulin Rouge as described by Moulin Rouge. The first musical of this podcast. The story of a cabaret courtesan (Nicole Kidman) ...
22 Apr 20201h 48min
#86 - Cinema Paradiso (1988)
Will you choose your artistic passion or love? Is there a heart-breaking dichotomy between things that matter? Are we to evoke cheerful nostalgia or painful memories of lost time? Cinema Paradiso, an ...
16 Apr 20202h 21min
#85 - The Little World of Don Camillo (1952)
A communist politician and a conservative priest hate each other's world views in a small town in post-World War II Italy. Will they be able to co-exist? The first film adaptation of the Don Camillo s...
9 Apr 20201h 28min
#84 - Jeepers Creepers (2001)
Jeepers Creepers is a horror film that back in the day made an impression on the critics with its 80's vibes and simplicity. It also did make an impression on the hosts Karri and Henrik, and our guest...
2 Apr 20201h 55min
#83 - Spectre (2015)
Karri and Henrik investigate what went wrong with Spectre. It is often seen as a troubled product, and there is no shortage of discussion points. Why does the 3rd act collapse in on itself? What is up...
26 Mar 20203h 23min
#82 - Jurassic Park (1993)
For a change, The Flick Lab looks at a film that almost everyone has seen. All will be revealed, including InGen's secret human clone trials, Nedry's brain failures, Jurassic teleportation powers and ...
19 Mar 20202h 11min
#81 - Coriolanus (2011)
William Shakespeare's Coriolanus was adapted and modernised into a film by Ralph Fiennes, also known for his roles as Voldemort and M in Harry Potter and James Bond franchises, respectively. What make...
12 Mar 20202h 24min
