Deep Dive Film School – Details, episodes & analysis

This week we dive into the wild imagination of Robert Eggers. We discuss his b&w aesthetic and the isolated story of two lighthouse keepers trying to keep their sanity in 2019's The Lighthouse. A fascinating movie and great conversation.

This week we dive into the weird and sad scene from Billy Bob Thorton's Sling Blade from 1996. In this scene Doyle and his friends become too drunk and harass Linda, Frank and Vaughn to a breaking point. Quite an interesting scene to examine. Enjoy the conversation!

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This week dive into our 2nd installment of our Peter Greenaway festival with the absolutely fascinating and wild 1987 film The Belly of an Architect. Starring a powerhouse Brian Dennehy performance and a story about an architect honoring a vision of his hero in his hometown of Rome. Great conversation! Enjoy!

This week we continue our Nick Cage Festival with the one and only Raising Arizona. The Coen Brothers original comedy based on two folks who just want a family and are willing to go above and beyond for their little Junior. Spoiler alert, this movie is amazing!

This week we breakdown the surprisingly important (and hilarious) scene from the great 90's road comedy where Chris Farley and David Spade induce chaos on the freeway as they go on the road to sell brake pads after a sudden tragedy in the family. Those damn Carpenter's get me every time. Enjoy the conversation!

This episode we begin a festival about the one and only Nicholas Cage. The 90's were his heyday and we begin the festival with John Woo's duality tale of a FBI agent bent on revenge against one of the city's biggest criminals Caster Troy and his gang of misfits. This one is a whopper. Enjoy the conversation!

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This week we dive into the absolute classic "Always Be Closing" scene from the David Mamet masterpiece Glengarry Glen Ross. This film has some master class performances from some all-time greats, including the one and only Alec Baldwin in this scene as he berates and sizes up the lower level employees and proves that abuse is real in some business cultures.

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This episode we have a special treat for the conclusion of our Stop Motion Festival with the charming, undeniable, and underrated Australian stop motion film Mary and Max. A story of two unlikely pen pals and exploring the challenges that life holds. Enjoy the conversation!

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This episode we dive into one of the most famous scenes from one of Alfred Hitchcock's best films Rear Window. In this scene our snoopers from across the courtyard finally get caught in the act in a wild and exciting scene that is dripping Hitchcock tropes. Enjoy!

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This week we end out our Stop Motion Festival with the originally French film Ma vie de Courgette or My Life As A Zucchini by Claude Barras. This thoughtful and sweet stop motion film stands out as one of the best to come out in past years as it analyzes the hardships as well as the growth opportunities you go through as an orphan. With stunning tone and style this is a great film with a great conversation. Join us!