Waiting for Death, Finding Life in Abbas Kiarostami’s The Wind Will Carry Us

Abbas Kiarostami’s gently profound 1999 film reminds us that life’s meaning unfolds not in plans, but in presence.

Aug 5 • 

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July 2025

July’s Physical Media Treasures

My film-watching journey this July spanned emotional extremes, mainly through my physical media collection (many of which are new restorations!).

Jul 28 • 

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On the Silver Globe by Andrzej Żuławski | Episode 03

Few films have haunted me like Żuławski’s On the Silver Globe. With Van Padilla, I explore its beautiful chaos, broken brilliance, and the price of…

Jul 17 • 

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The Tale of Oiwa’s Ghost and the Quiet Horror of Betrayal

Tai Kato’s 1961 adaptation turns one of Japan’s most enduring ghost stories into a haunting blend of folklore, violence, and devastating sorrow.

Jul 8 • 

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June 2025

Memento Amoris: 28 Years Later and the Plea for Humanity

Danny Boyle and Alex Garland return, turning a horror film into a folk tale about memory, grief, and endurance.

Jun 26 • 

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Try a Little Tenderness: Cinema of Softness

A collection of films that give you the space to be gentle with yourself.

Jun 24 • 

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May 2025

On the Green, Off the Deep End: Seijun Suzuki’s A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness

A Tale of Sorrow and Sadness (1977) – Seijun Suzuki’s long-lost media nightmare finds new life in a lurid, satirical Radiance Films release.

May 13 • 

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Revive: Favorite Discoveries of April 2025

What a successful film-watching month April turned out to be, folks! As I type this, I’ve got my Letterboxd diary pulled up, and I can’t help but think…

May 5 • 

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April 2025

Danger: Diabolik by Mario Bava (1968) | Episode 02

Ash Laskey & Harry Argyle of the Love, Death & Movies podcast join me to chat about Mario Bava's utterly electric 1968 classic.

Apr 28 • 

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The 10th Victim: Elio Petri’s Pop-Art Dystopia

High camp, high fashion, and a compromised vision of consumerist dystopia — Elio Petri’s 1965 cult classic is more than just pulp.

Apr 14 • 

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Revive: Favorite Discoveries of March 2025

April is upon us, and you know what that means...

Apr 7 • 

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March 2025

Rewind & Revive: Episode 01

Let's Rewind and Revive, Shall We?

Mar 31 • 

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