A Filmversation with Mike and Nick

Join two films fans on their cinematic journey. Mike and Nick will explore various themes and subjects in the movies they watch. Their goal is to cultivate rewarding conversation about film and uncover the things that make movies truly special.

A Filmversation with Mike and Nick is a tv podcast hosted by Mike & Nick, with 75 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Mike & Nick hosts A Filmversation with Mike and Nick, a tv show with 75 episodes published.

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  A Filmversation with Mike and Nick

  Floodversation - Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring & The Beaches of Agnès

  Jul 30, 20261h 32m

  Send us Fan Mail Mike and Nick return with another thematic episode: water! The pair aren't afraid to dip their toes in any waters, whether they're spiritually meditative like Kim Ki-duk's karmic meditation or light-hearted and warm like the pair's beloved Agnès Varda. Nick tries to drown the hosts with serious spirituality while Mike just wants to relax and get a sun tan. Join Filmversation for another journey of apropos juxtapositions abound in this newest venture of watery musings. Sink or swim, the pair will drown if it means conjuring fruitful discussions about movies no one's ever watched!

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  Ingmar Bergman - Brink of Life (1958)

  Jul 16, 20261h 2m

  Send us Fan Mail Is this the best Bergman movie no one talks about? Mike might have found a new favourite in this lesser seen gem. Three women confront the different manifestations of childbirth through various forms of pain, anguish, and fate. What is meant to be and how do we process the grief of that which is outside of our control? Bergman poignantly reflects the male shortcomings and how they affect the systemic female contingency across different stages of life. Tune in as the hosts continue their journey through Nick's favourite director.

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  Foodversation - The Taste of Things & The Cook, the Thief, His Wife & Her Lover

  Jun 4, 20261h 47m

  Send us Fan Mail Mike and Nick step into their kitchen to cook up a mix of delicacy and debauchery. Trần Anh Hùng brings to life an intimate nineteenth century French countryside. Mike espouses the love for food contained in each frame. On the other side of the spectrum, Peter Greenaway grosses audiences out in an antithetical kitchen. Helen Mirren bares the brunt of an unhinged Richard Bohringer as he lambasts every human in his own restaurant. Nick is floored by the formal colour mastery at work in what the duo dubs, "Cook-Thief." Mike reveals the thematic constellation which connects the two films through the juxtapositions of each respective villain. Poetic layers between films are unpeeled thanks to Mike's keen insight. A delicious filmversation.

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  Konstantin Lopushansky - A Visitor to a Museum & Dead Man's Letters

  May 21, 20261h 10m

  Send us Fan Mail Mike and Nick go back to the Soviet Union and explore one their greatest unsung voices. Nick forces Mike into apocalyptic hellscapes baked in Cold War dread, Tarkovskian philosophy, and existential ruin. The lingering question that hangs over both films: where is god at the end of the world? Nick, to the surprise of no one, argues these films emphasize an absent god or a god recused from the universe. Mike pushes back suggesting the onscreen violence is god's voice. Naturally, the hosts address the Tarkovsian elephant in the room. Nick is deeply concerned with what differentiates Lopushansky from Tarkovsky.

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  Wild Strawberries - Ingmar Bergman (1957)

  May 7, 20261h 13m

  Send us Fan Mail Mike and Nick enter Ingmar Bergman’s imperial era. The two meditate on morality, memory, and the terror of self-realization. Digging into Bergman's internal and visual philosophy, the pair investigate how the director marries and juxtaposes intellectuality and emotional universality. Topics include discussions on dream logic, existential anxieties, and reflections on human fragility. Step into Bergman's world with Filmversation; if we drown in the cinematic abyss, at least we'll drown together :)

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