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A rotating group of contributors swing by to discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patently unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

Flo joins us for the first time, alongside Noor and Heiner, as we discuss Satyajit Ray’s classic of Indian cinema and the first in his Apu trilogy: Pather Panchali. We touch on the concept of rasas in Indian arts, wherein the conveyance of and wrestling with feelings in a piece of art primarily informs its conception. Meanwhile, we also try to articulate our own rasas experienced while watching the Roy family and their struggles.

A rotating group of contributors swing by to discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patently unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

Sendung auf Englisch/show in English
This week we discuss Waiting for Guffman (1996), the Christopher Guest mockumentary comedy about a small town theatre production.

A rotating group of contributors swing by to discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patently unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

A rotating group of contributors swing by to discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patently unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

A rotating group of contributors swing by to discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patently unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

A rotating group of contributors swing by to discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patently unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

A rotating group of contributors swing by to discuss film oddities from across the universe in their patently unhinged fashion while still being reasonable about it.

Reasonably Unhinged vintage episode! We reached back into our starting days to present you one of our favorite mid-day film discussions before Reasonably Unhinged was properly started. Axel and Heiner talk about Akira Kurosawa’s classic thriller High and Low (1963)!
Tense phone calls, egotistical shoe executives, beautiful blocking: High and Low has it all.