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This week's double feature is:

Stargate (1994)
The Fifth Element (1997)

Trigger & Content Warnings for this episode include:
Violence, Death, Cults, Sexism, Trafficking, Child soldiers, Forced marriage, Slavery, Sexualization

Trigger warnings cover both the discussion and the movies watched
Listener discretion is advised

This week's double feature is:

Captain Newman, MD (1963)
Oliver Sacks, His Own Life (2019)

Trigger & Content Warnings for this episode include:
Suicide, Ableism, Homophobia, War, Violence, Addiction, Alcoholism, Naziism, Torture, Rape, Infanticide, Child abuse, Racism

Trigger warnings cover both the discussion and the movies watched
Listener discretion is advised

This week's double feature is:

Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949)
King Ralph (1991)

Trigger & Content Warnings for this episode include:
Death, Sexism, Racism, Child bride, Cheating

Trigger warnings cover both the discussion and the movies watched
Listener discretion is advised

This week's double feature is:

Naked Lunch (1991)
Kill Your Darlings (2013)

Trigger & Content Warnings for this episode include:
Suicide, Death, Addiction, Substance abuse, Homophobia, Problematic relationships, Grooming, Sexual abuse, Stalking, Harassment

Trigger warnings cover both the discussion and the movies watched
Listener discretion is advised

This week's double feature is:

The Wizard of Oz (1939)
Goldfinger (1964)

Trigger & Content Warnings for this episode include:
Rape, Discrimination (gender, race, disability, height), Abuse, Addiction, Body shaming, Workplace injury

Trigger warnings cover both the discussion and the movies watched
Listener discretion is advised

This week's double feature is:

Center Stage (2000)
Abigail (2024)

Trigger & Content Warnings for this episode include:
Violence, Death, Gore, Eating Disorders, Body Image, Diet Culture, Problematic relationships

Trigger warnings cover both the discussion and the movies watched
Listener discretion is advised

This week's double feature is:

Pimpernel Smith aka Mister V (1941)
Flame & Citron (2008)

Trigger & Content Warnings for this episode include:
Sexism, Genocide, Holocaust, War, Violence, Death, Cheating, Terrorism

Trigger warnings cover both the discussion and the movies watched
Listener discretion is advised

Side Note:
Clarification on the brief mention of Nelson Mandela.

He was the head of the military wing of the African National Congress (ANC). He has admitted to being involved in the sabotage, which involved a wave of bombings in 1961. While the bombings did target unoccupied government installations, and while there was no actual loss of life between the bombings and his arrest, there was always a risk of someone being in the wrong place at the wrong time. He was particularly against the idea of deliberately harming anyone he considered innocent in the war against apartheid. He was convicted and imprisoned on charges of sabotage and treason.

An excerpt from "Long Walk to Freedom" might explain his stance better:

The killing of civilians was a tragic accident, and I felt a profound horror at the death toll. But disturbed as I was by these casualties, I knew that such accidents were the inevitable consequence of the decision to embark on a military struggle. Human fallibility is always a part of war, and the price of it is always high. It was precisely because we knew that such incidents would occur that our decision to take up arms had been so grave and reluctant. But as Oliver said at the time of the bombing, the armed struggle was imposed upon us by the violence of the apartheid regime.

This week's double feature is:

The Mummy (1999)
The Extraordinary Adventures of Adèle Blanc-Sec (2010)

Trigger & Content Warnings for this episode include:
Violence, Death and death rituals, Medical procedures, Bodily Waste, Destruction of history

Trigger warnings cover both the discussion and the movies watched
Listener discretion is advised

Welcome to My Father's Film Collection where your hosts, Katie & Em, delve into Katie's father's collection of 7000+ movies. Every week, two movies are selected, and they become a jumping off point for the questions that come up.