This week we review Bad Ancestors, Force of Nature: The Dry 2, The Second Best Hospital In The Galaxy, Zone of Interest & How to Have Sex.
You can watch Bad Ancestors through Purple Carrot Instagram page.
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Summary
In this conversation, the hosts review various films and TV shows, including ‘Bad Ancestors,’ ‘The Dry,’ ‘The Zone of Interest,’ and ‘How to Have Sex.’ They discuss the themes, performances, and overall impact of each work. The hosts also touch on the importance of representation, the complexities of trauma, and the need for open dialogue. The conversation is filled with humor, personal reflections, and critical analysis.
Takeaways
Representation and diversity in film and TV are important for creating inclusive storytelling.
Trauma is a complex subject that needs to be addressed with sensitivity and open dialogue.
Artistic choices in filmmaking can evoke discomfort and provoke important conversations.
The impact of a film or TV show can vary depending on personal experiences and perspectives.
Creating safe spaces and resources for young people to discuss sensitive topics is crucial.
Sound Bites
“There is so much love and care and it was so funny.”
“The second best hospital in the galaxy finds the delicious balance of self-aware spiraling.”
“While the deliberate indifference that is core to this film can be frustrating, Jonathan Glazer offers up his own and the pain of so many to put focus on those that keep going while calamity escalates.”
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Celebration
07:25 Discussing ‘The Dry’
33:24 Examining ‘How to Have Sex’
41:34 Closing Remarks and Contact Information